31.   Lower German rates often hurt the mark by making mark-denominated deposits less attractive.

32.   Lower German rates tend to hurt the mark by making deposits in Germany less attractive relative to deposits elsewhere.

33.   Lower German rates typically hurt the mark by making bank deposits denominated in the currency less attractive.

34.   Lower German rates would hurt the mark by making bank deposits denominated in it less attractive.

35.   Lower rates hurt the mark by making deposits in the German currency less attractive.

36.   Lower rates in Germany often hurt the mark by making deposits denominated in it less attractive to global investors.

37.   Lower rates in Germany often hurt the mark by reducing the appeal of deposits in the currency.

38.   Lower rates often hurt the mark by diminishing the appeal of deposits in the currency.

39.   Lower rates often hurt the mark by diminishing the appeal of German deposits.

40.   Lower rates often hurt the mark by making deposits denominated in it less attractive.