91.   A stronger dollar is good news for Japanese exporters because it increases the yen value of foreign profits and allows exporters to cut prices of goods sold overseas.

92.   A stronger dollar raises the yen value of overseas profits and makes it easier for Japanese companies to cut prices in foreign markets.

93.   A strong dollar helps Japanese exporters by increasing the yen value of revenue earned abroad and by allowing them to cut prices in foreign markets without damaging earnings.

94.   A stronger dollar allows exporters to increase profit margins, or cut prices to gain market share.

95.   A stronger dollar increases the yen value of dollar-denominated profits and makes it easier to cut prices of products in overseas markets.

96.   A stronger dollar lets exporters cut prices abroad without damaging profits.

97.   A stronger guilder cuts the price of foreign goods in the Netherlands, dampening the threat of higher inflation and allowing for lower rates.

98.   A stronger yen helps importers by cutting the price they pay for goods purchased abroad in dollars.

99.   A weak yen allows Japanese automakers to cut prices because each dollar in sales generates more yen when converted.

100.   A weaker won enables Korean companies to cut prices in overseas markets.