81.   A weaker dollar hurts exporters as it makes their goods more expensive in the U.S. and reduces the value of their repatriated dollar-denominated sales.

82.   A weaker dollar hurts exporters by cutting the Swiss franc value of revenue earned abroad.

83.   A weaker dollar hurts exporters by making their goods more expensive in the U.S. and reducing the value of their dollar-denominated sales.

84.   A weaker dollar hurts exporters by raising the prices of their goods in the U.S. and reducing the value of dollar-denominated sales.

85.   A weaker dollar hurts Japanese exporters by pressuring them to raise prices abroad and lowering the yen value of the money they earn in dollars overseas.

86.   A weaker dollar hurts Japanese exporters, eroding their overseas earnings and pressuring them to raise their prices abroad.

87.   A weaker dollar makes American exports more competitive.

88.   A weaker dollar makes bullion less expensive for investors using other currencies.

89.   A weaker dollar makes dollar-denominated investments like treasury securities less attractive to foreign investors.

90.   A weaker dollar makes German goods more expensive abroad and means exporters get fewer marks when they repatriate their dollars.