1.   A strong peso has made their products less competitive in some markets.

2.   A strong peso, generally, reassures investors that Mexican securities can offer a higher return in dollar terms than comparable U.S. fixed-income securities.

3.   A strong peso helps stocks retain their value and raises earnings of companies that sell products in the local market by boosting consumer buying power.

4.   A strong peso helps stocks retain their value and raises earnings of companies that sell products in the local market by boosting Mexican consumer buying power.

5.   A strong peso makes Mexican stocks more valuable in dollar terms and can lower inflation as well as interest rates, boosting company profits,

6.   A strong peso makes their products less competitive in international markets.

7.   A strong peso would also allow companies to buy more dollars with which to pay back their dollar-denominated debt.

8.   A strong Mexican peso policy that has pushed up wages for U.S. companies in Mexico.

9.   A strong peso could hurt Mexican exports.

10.   A strong peso makes Colombian exports less competitive in international markets, it also lowers export revenues.