61.   Higher rates boost the dollar by making deposits in the currency more attractive to investors abroad.

62.   Higher rates tend to boost the dollar by making deposits and bonds denominated in the currency more attractive.

63.   Higher rates would help boost the dollar by making dollar-denominated deposits more attractive.

64.   Higher stock and bond prices often boost the dollar, since foreign investors generally must first purchase dollars to acquire U.S. securities.

65.   Higher U.S. interest rates often boost the dollar by luring investors to higher-yielding U.S. bank deposits.

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

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

68.   Higher U.S. rates would help boost the dollar by making dollar-denominated deposits more attractive to investors.

69.   Higher bond prices boost the dollar because foreign investors generally must first purchase dollars to buy U.S. bonds.

70.   Higher interest rates also should boost the dollar, many traders said.