1.   Exporters suffer when the dollar declines, because it makes their goods more expensive abroad and reduces their profits when they convert dollar-denominated sales.

2.   Exporters suffer from a weaker dollar, because it makes their goods more expensive abroad and decreases profits when they convert dollar-denominated sales.

3.   If it shoots up again, German exporters would suffer as well as the tentative recovery.

4.   In theory, exporters suffer when their domestic currency strengthens because they pay more to produce their goods relative to foreign competitors and receive less back from foreign buyers.

5.   Investors are concerned exporters will suffer lower prices and shrinking market share as lower-valued Asian currencies spur companies in that region to export more.

6.   Some exporters suffered losses.

7.   It also should help keep the pound in line with the euro and other major currencies so that exporters do not suffer losses in sales.

8.   Japanese exporters could also suffer.

9.   Kadannikov noted that exporters have suffered, saying the new mechanism will provide some relief.

10.   Moreover, Indonesia, a major exporter suffered a decline in production because of drought caused by the El Nino phenomenon.