91.   Lower U.S. interest rates often hurt the dollar by making deposits denominated in that currency less attractive.

92.   Lower U.S. rates often hurt the dollar by making dollar-denominated deposits less attractive.

93.   Lower U.S. rates, needed to spur economic growth, often hurt the dollar by making dollar-denominated deposits less attractive.

94.   Lower bond prices hurt the dollar because when foreign investors sell U.S. bonds, they generally convert the dollar proceeds into their own currency.

95.   Lower interest rates often hurt the dollar by making bank deposits denominated in the currency less attractive.

96.   Lower rates could hurt the dollar by making dollar-denominated deposits less attractive.

97.   Lower rates often hurt the dollar by making deposits here less attractive.

98.   Lower rates often hurt the dollar by making dollar-denominated deposits less attractive, although they often help bonds and stocks.

99.   Lower rates tend to hurt the dollar by making bank deposits denominated in it less attractive.

100.   Lower rates tend to hurt the dollar by making U.S. deposits less attractive.