31.  Approval ratings for President Alberto Fujimori now are at their lowest levels since he was elected in 1990, which could put his economic reforms on hold.

32.  Approval ratings for President Fujimori now are at their lowest levels since he was elected in 1990, which could put his economic reforms on hold.

33.  Earlier, bond prices fell one point, driving the yield to 5.13 percent, its lowest level since regular sale of the securities began in 1977.

34.  Earlier, it tumbled 3.15 percent to its lowest level since Sept. 4.

35.  Earlier, shares fell as low as 8 3/4, their lowest level since 1983.

36.  Earlier, the dollar fell to 1.4240 marks, its lowest level since Nov. 27, when it reached 1.4174 marks.

37.  Earlier, the pound reached $1.5050, its lowest level since Jan. 31.

38.  Earlier, the shares traded as low as 11 3/4, its lowest level ever.

39.  During the week, stocks fell one percent even after the peso strengthened and benchmark interest rates fell to their lowest levels since December 1994.

40.  Earlier, it dropped to 72.73 cents, its lowest level since March 8.