101.   Higher U.S. rates often help the dollar by making dollar-denominated deposits more attractive to investors.

102.   Higher U.S. rates typically help the dollar by making deposits in the currency more attractive to global investors.

103.   Higher U.S. rates would help the dollar by making deposits and bonds denominated in it more attractive.

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

105.   Higher German interest rates tend to hurt the dollar by making mark deposits and bonds more attractive.

106.   Higher interest rates help the dollar by making deposits and bonds denominated in dollars more attractive to investors, increasing demand for the currency to pay for them.

107.   Higher interest rates help the dollar by making deposits and bonds denominated in the currency more attractive to investors.

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

109.   Higher interest rates often help the dollar by making bank deposits denominated in it more attractive.

110.   Higher rates generally help the dollar by increasing the allure of U.S. deposits.