| peso be | 7.64 | Our peso is stable. | ||
| peso make | 6.98 | A weaker peso makes stocks less valuable. | ||
| peso weaken | 6.85 | And the peso weakened anew. | ||
| peso strengthen | 4.54 | The peso strengthened. | ||
| peso fall | 4.28 | The peso fell. | ||
| peso continue | 3.16 | Mexican stocks plunged, and the peso continued to weaken. | ||
| peso close | 2.50 | The peso closed higher against the U.S. dollar. | ||
| peso lose | 1.91 | The peso had lost half its value. | ||
| peso plunge | 1.78 | Then the peso plunged. | ||
| peso depreciate | 1.58 | It can automatically raise rates if the peso depreciates. | ||
| peso float | 1.51 | The peso floats more-or-less freely. | ||
| peso trade | 1.51 | Under Salinas the peso traded within fixed limits. | ||
| peso remain | 1.32 | But the peso has remained under intense pressure. | ||
| peso help | 1.18 | A weaker peso helped to drag prices lower. | ||
| peso hit | 0.99 | The Mexican peso hit a new low Monday. | ||
| peso increase | 0.99 | A rising peso increases the dollar value of Mexican stocks. | ||
| peso stabilize | 0.86 | But the peso will only stabilize when Asia stabilizes. | ||
| peso mean | 0.79 | A weaker peso means cheaper Mexican vacations for United States tourists. | ||
| peso rise | 0.79 | The peso rose. | ||
| peso gain | 0.72 | The peso gained for the fourth day to its highest level in almost two months. |