41.   Higher interest rates crimp profits by raising borrowing costs.

42.   Higher interest rates hurt both lenders and borrowers by decreasing the demand for bank loans and crimping corporate profit by raising the cost of loans.

43.   Higher interest rates hurt most stocks because increased borrowing costs crimp corporate profits.

44.   Higher interest rates make borrowing more expensive and crimp corporate profits.

45.   Higher interest rates raise borrowing costs and can crimp corporate profits.

46.   Higher interest rates would hurt banks as well as borrowers and crimp corporate profit.

47.   Higher rates can crimp company profits.

48.   Higher rates could crimp corporate profits by making it more expensive for companies to borrow money and expand.

49.   Higher rates could crimp corporate profits by making it more expensive for companies to borrow money and invest.

50.   Higher rates crimp corporate profits by depressing economic growth and discouraging borrowing.