21.   A weaker dollar means lower profits for electronics makers and other exporters when they convert dollar-denominated sales into yen.

22.   A weaker dollar means that companies get fewer francs when they convert dollar sales.

23.   A weaker dollar means French exporters make fewer francs when converting dollar sales into their home currency.

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

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

26.   French exporters benefit from a higher dollar because it means their income rises when dollar sales are converted into francs.

27.   French companies that make sales in dollars are particularly sensitive to its movements because a lower dollar means fewer francs when dollar sales are converted into francs.

28.   He said the gold sales could be converted to interest-bearing investments that could fund IMF programs for developing regions.

29.   Higher sterling makes exports more expensive abroad and means companies get fewer pounds when they convert their deutsche mark and dollar sales.

30.   Higher sterling means companies that make a lot of money abroad make less profit once their mark or franc sales are converted into sterling.