51.   Higher U.S. rates often boost the dollar by luring foreign capital into U.S. bank deposits.

52.   Higher U.S. rates often boost the dollar by making dollar-denominated deposits more attractive to investors.

53.   Higher U.S. rates often help boost the dollar by making bank deposits denominated in dollars more attractive.

54.   Higher U.S. rates would boost the dollar by making dollar- denominated deposits more attractive.

55.   Higher U.S. rates would boost the dollar, which would help Japanese companies, said Miyamoto, who expects Japanese interest rates to stay low.

56.   Higher U.S. interest rates often boost the dollar by making dollar-denominated deposits more attractive.

57.   Higher U.S. interest rates typically boost the dollar by increasing the allure of U.S deposits and bonds.

58.   Higher U.S. rates could boost the dollar by increasing the allure of dollar-denominated deposits.

59.   Higher U.S. rates often boost the dollar by making deposits denominated in it more attractive to investors.

60.   Higher U.S. rates would boost the dollar by making dollar-denominated deposits more attractive.