1.   Analysts said the peso could strengthen further before the end of the year, on rising oil and coffee exports.

2.   As the peso strengthened, Mexican overnight interest rates fell.

3.   After recent losses, Mexican stocks rebounded at the end of this week when the peso strengthened.

4.   Finance Minister Guillermo Ortiz told lawmakers the peso would strengthen as the economy turns around.

5.   For the past three months, the peso has been strengthening against the dollar, as a rush of foreign investment increased demand for the local currency.

6.   In Mexico, stocks have been gaining as the peso strengthens against the dollar and the government reduces interest rates.

7.   In the following months, the Bolsa boomed and the peso strengthened.

8.   Local interest rates also fell as the peso strengthened and confidence returned to domestic markets.

9.   Mexican stocks fell for a third session after U.S. shares dropped, even as the peso strengthened and interest rates declined.

10.   Mexican stocks rose for a second day to their highest level in three weeks, as overnight interest rates fell and the peso strengthened.