91.   It would also eliminate trade distortions caused by swings in currencies and the temptation for governments to devalue money to boost exports.

92.   Japanese bonds fell amid concern a weaker yen could boost exports and spark speculation the economy may be strong enough to allow the central bank to raise interest rates.

93.   Japanese automakers, in particular, are boosting exports to keep their factories working efficiently at home.

94.   Kim also talked about boosting exports and saving energy to reduce fuel imports.

95.   Kutner said Japan was using the weak yen to boost exports, rather than implementing structural reforms to improve the purchasing power of its own consumers.

96.   Makers of ceramics, steel and machinery were the most optimistic, as rising demand in Asia and North America helped them boost exports.

97.   Manufacturers are boosting exports to offset the nine-month slowdown in sales following the increase in the national consumption tax.

98.   Manufacturers, especially automobile, steel and machine makers, boosted exports to compensate for slower sales at home.

99.   Numerous times in the past month, Rubin said neither Japan nor the U.S. should use their currency to boost exports.

100.   On the other hand, a weaker currency could boost exports by making Mexican products cheaper abroad.