31.  A weaker currency makes Mexican stocks worth less in dollar terms and can fuel a rise in inflation and interest rates.

32.  A weaker currency makes peso-denominated investments like equities worth less.

33.  A weaker currency makes peso-denominated securities such as equities worth less.

34.  A weaker currency makes peso-denominated securities, like equities, less valuable.

35.  A weaker currency makes peso-denominated securities, like equities, worth less.

36.  A weaker currency makes peso-denominated stocks less valuable.

37.  A weaker currency makes stocks less valuable and it makes more difficult for companies to pay for imported raw materials and dollar debts, which reduces earnings.

38.  A weaker currency makes stocks less valuable and it more difficult for companies to pay for imported raw materials and dollar debts, which reduce earnings.

39.  A weaker currency may help offset the cost of rising wages.

40.  A weaker German currency would help stimulate German export industries by making exports cheaper, easing the strains of unemployment, which has reached post-World War II highs.