41. Expectations for lower German rates boost the dollar as they would make relatively higher yielding dollar-denominated deposits more attractive. 42. Foreign central banks often buy Treasuries to boost the dollar against their own currencies. 43. George Magnus, chief international economist at UBS Ltd., said any investor reaction to the killing of Rabin would likely boost the dollar. 44. German rate cuts will boost the dollar by making mark-denominated deposits less attractive, they said. 45. Gains in U.S. stock and bond prices also boosted the dollar, traders said. 46. He said the Bank of Japan may also buy dollars after making an announcement to further boost the dollar. 47. High U.S. rates boost the dollar by making dollar-denominated deposits more attractive. 48. Higher rates could boost the dollar against the yen by heightening the allure of U.S. deposits. 49. Higher U.S. interest rates would boost the dollar by making dollar-denominated deposits more attractive to investors. 50. Higher U.S. rates could boost the dollar by increasing the relative allure of dollar-denominated deposits. |