31.   A weaker dollar could dim the allure of dollar-denominated debt.

32.   A weaker dollar could force the U.S. Federal Reserve to raise rates as foreign investors demand a higher return on U.S. securities.

33.   A weaker dollar could help American exporters by making their products less expensive abroad.

34.   A weaker dollar cuts the amount of francs French exporters earn for U.S. sales.

35.   A weaker dollar cuts the number of francs French exporters earn for dollar sales.

36.   A weaker dollar diminishes the value of Treasuries held by overseas investors, whose fixed returns are potentially eroded if converted into their base currency.

37.   A weaker dollar discouraged buying.

38.   A weaker dollar eats into earnings at exporters by eroding the yen value of overseas profit.

39.   A weaker dollar encouraged nervous investors to sell Treasury securities in advance of the November employment report due out on Friday.

40.   A weaker dollar erodes the dollar-denominated profits of exporters when brought back to Japan.