61.  U.S. stocks are expected to slip from records, tracking bonds lower, as a weakening U.S. currency make dollar-denominated investments less attractive.

62.  Weakening currencies also sparked concerns that interest rates in the region will remain high, choking off economic growth.

63.  Weakening currencies and mounting debts decimated their banking systems and cash reserves.

64.  Weakening currencies and rising interest rates -- along with ineffectual responses by policymakers -- have sapped investor confidence.

65.  Weakening currencies and rising interest rates in Southeast Asia are prompting concern that revenue generated there by American companies will be reduced when translated into dollars.

66.  Weakening currencies in Asia could drive down export prices and erode the international market share of Mexican companies.

67.  Weakening Asian currencies make U.S. agricultural products more expensive in dollar terms.

68.  Weakening currencies and economies in Southeast Asian nations have made investors nervous about the outlook for Japan, whose sole engine of growth has been exports.

69.  Weakening currencies and rising interest rates throughout the region prompted concern economic growth in Asia will slow.

70.  Weakening currencies and slower economic growth in Asia is likely to lead to further cancellations of construction contracts and crimp demand for industrial metals, traders said.