51.   A rising Canadian dollar increases the value of securities priced in the currency.

52.   A rising dollar also reduced the U.S. currency cost of importing goods and helped keep inflation in check.

53.   A rising dollar boosts Swiss exporters because it increases their earnings in francs from revenue generated abroad.

54.   A rising dollar helped these companies, which are large exporters.

55.   A rising dollar hurts earnings at importers by increasing the cost of goods purchased overseas.

56.   A rising dollar hurts the automakers and other American companies by making their products more expensive overseas, while also making foreign products cheaper in the U.S.

57.   A rising dollar in currency markets makes U.S. exports more expensive in foreign markets and imported goods cheaper for Americans to buy.

58.   A rising dollar increases the profitability of Japanese exports.

59.   A rising dollar makes Japanese products less expensive on overseas markets.

60.   A rising dollar makes U.S. exporters less competitive, since it raises the cost of their products abroad.