41.   A strong dollar boost European exports by making them cheaper in dollar terms.

42.   A strong dollar makes goods cheaper in the U.S. and increases dollar-denominated earnings.

43.   A strong dollar makes it cheaper to import these parts.

44.   A strong U.S. currency makes goods cheaper in the U.S. and increases their dollar-denominated sales.

45.   A stronger currency would make it harder for exporters to sell abroad, while it make it cheaper for importers to sell in Mexico.

46.   A weaker mark could boost German exports by making them cheaper in foreign currency terms.

47.   A weaker yen would help by boosting Japanese exports, as it would make them cheaper in foreign currency terms.

48.   A strong dollar makes goods cheaper in the U.S. and increases dollar-denominated sales.

49.   A stronger peso makes Mexican stocks more valuable and makes it cheaper for Mexican companies to pay for imported raw materials.

50.   A stronger yen makes it cheaper to buy precious metals and other key imports priced in dollars.