71.   Higher U.S. rates could benefit the dollar by luring global investors to dollar-denominated deposits.

72.   Higher U.S. rates would reduce the relative appeal of New Zealand bonds, and could lure investors away from New Zealand and other high-yielding markets.

73.   High rates help the dollar by luring investors to U.S. deposits.

74.   Higher interest rates lure investors away from stocks and can hurt company earnings by increasing borrowing costs.

75.   Higher interest rates often help the dollar by luring global investors to deposits in the currency.

76.   Higher lending rates would boost the mark by luring investors to deposits and bonds denominated in it.

77.   Higher rates could lure investors away from stocks in Mexico and other emerging markets in favor of less risky U.S. fixed-income yields.

78.   Higher rates in turn help the dollar by luring investors to deposits in the currency.

79.   Higher rates lure global investors to dollar-denominated bank deposits, helping the U.S. currency to rise against other currencies such as the yen.

80.   Higher rates lure investors to park their money in a country, raising demand for its currency.