51.   A stronger dollar makes goods cheaper in the U.S. and increases their dollar-denominated sales.

52.   A strong peso makes Mexican stocks more valuable in dollar terms and can help reduce inflation by making imports cheaper.

53.   A stronger franc makes imports cheaper.

54.   A stronger peso may keep interest rates from rising and make it cheaper for Mexican companies to pay for imported raw materials.

55.   A weaker currency makes exports cheaper in overseas markets.

56.   A weaker German currency would help stimulate German export industries by making exports cheaper, easing the strains of recession.

57.   A weaker mark helps increase German exports by making them cheaper in foreign currency terms, though it boosts German inflation by making imports more expensive.

58.   A weaker mark would increase German exports by making them cheaper in foreign currency terms.

59.   A weaker U.S. dollar makes it cheaper for investors using other currencies to buy dollar-priced gold.

60.   A weaker rupee makes stocks cheaper for them in dollar terms.