31.   Food stocks rallied as investors bet rising incomes coupled with falling raw material prices will mean fatter profits.

32.   For the hair-loss industry, more acceptance means bigger profits.

33.   For manufacturers, more trends mean more profits.

34.   Healthier farmers meant healthier profits.

35.   Higher rates increase corporate borrowing costs and stunt consumer spending, meaning lower profits and less lending by banks.

36.   Higher interest rates hurt shares by dampening demand and raising borrowing costs, meaning lower profits.

37.   Higher rates increase corporate borrowing costs and stunt consumer spending, meaning lower profits for companies and less lending by banks.

38.   Higher rates increase corporate borrowing costs and stunt consumer spending, meaning lower profits for companies.

39.   Higher rates increase borrowing costs for companies, meaning lower profits.

40.   Higher rates increase corporate borrowing costs and stunt consumer spending, meaning lower profits for companies and banks.