71.   Concerns that a rising dollar will stunt overseas profit growth hurt many stocks, including Golden-based Coors.

72.   Earlier, bonds gained as a rising dollar enhanced the attraction of U.S. securities for overseas investors.

73.   Exporters such as audio equipment maker TEAC and Canon Inc. got a boost from optimism a rising dollar will increase revenues from overseas sales in terms of yen.

74.   Exporters benefit from a rising dollar because it lets them lower prices overseas and grow more competitive.

75.   Even so, a rising dollar hurts some U.S. companies by making their exports more expensive, and foreign imports cheaper.

76.   Exporters and automakers such as Toyota Motor Corp. gained as a rising dollar boosted optimism for overseas earnings.

77.   Exporters gained as a group earlier in the year, boosted by a rising dollar, which helps them cut prices overseas.

78.   For dollar-based investors a rising dollar can erase any gains made on Japanese stocks.

79.   For overseas investors a rising dollar can erase returns earned in Japan.

80.   Foreign demand for Treasury securities caused by the rising dollar also pushed prices higher.