41.   Lower stocks and bond prices hurt the dollar because foreign investors selling U.S. securities often convert the proceeds into other currencies.

42.   Lower stock and bond prices hurt the dollar because foreign investors selling U.S. securities often convert the proceeds into other currencies.

43.   Sales of U.S. bonds by Japanese investors would hurt the dollar because they would have to the sell dollars to convert the proceeds into yen.

44.   That weighed on the dollar, because when investors sell U.S. stocks and bonds they often convert the proceeds into other currencies.

45.   That weighs on the dollar because when investors sell U.S. stocks and bonds they often convert the proceeds into other currencies.

46.   The clerks accepted the checks, which were made out to a Citibank subsidiary and converted the proceeds to dollars.

47.   The decline in stocks sparked speculation investors will sell yen-denominated assets and convert the proceeds into other currencies.

48.   The dollar fell amid concern investors will sell U.S. bonds and stocks when U.S. markets open, and then convert the proceeds into other currencies.

49.   The dollar often suffers when foreign investors sell bonds, because they usually convert dollar proceeds into their own currencies.

50.   The drop in Japanese stocks sparked speculation foreign investors would sell yen-denominated assets, such as stocks, and convert the proceeds into other currencies.