61.   A weak mark raises the cost of imports.

62.   A weaker peso would most likely drive the inflation rate higher by raising the cost of imported goods and services, analysts said.

63.   A strong dollar raises the cost in yen of imported goods.

64.   A stronger currency raises the cost of imported goods and makes it easier for domestic exporters to sell their goods abroad, which could trigger higher inflation.

65.   A stronger dollar can be inflationary if it raises the cost of imported goods and boosts mark-earnings for German exporters.

66.   A stronger dollar raises the cost of goods purchased overseas.

67.   A weak exchange rate can lead to higher inflation because it raises the cost of imported products.

68.   A weaker baht makes Thai exports cheaper overseas, though it raises repayment costs on dollar-denominated debt.

69.   A weaker currency raises the cost of foreign debt in rupiah terms.

70.   A weaker peso would boost the cost of foreign debt and raise import costs, possibly spurring inflation, analysts said.