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

32.   Higher U.S. rates would boost the dollar by making dollar- denominated deposits more attractive.

33.   Higher U.S. rates would boost the dollar, which would help Japanese companies, said Miyamoto, who expects Japanese interest rates to stay low.

34.   Higher Japanese rates can boost the yen by making yen-denominated deposits more attractive to investors.

35.   Higher Japanese rates often boost the yen by increasing the returns investors can get for holding yen-denominated assets, such as bank deposits.

36.   Higher Japanese rates often boost the yen by making yen-denominated assets more attractive.

37.   Higher Japanese rates often boost the yen by making yen-denominated assets such as bank deposits more attractive.

38.   Higher Japanese rates would boost the Japanese currency by boosting the relative allure of yen-denominated investments.

39.   Higher rates also boost borrowing costs for companies, crimping earnings.

40.   Higher rates also boost the returns offered by interest-bearing assets, such as bonds and bank deposits.