41.   Higher rates boost the appeal of dollar deposits and bonds.

42.   Higher rates boost the returns on Canadian deposits and bonds, making them more attractive to global investors.

43.   Higher rates often boost a currency by making bank deposits denominated in that currency more attractive to investors.

44.   Higher rates often boost a currency by prompting investors to buy it to get higher returns on assets denominated in that currency, such as bank deposits.

45.   Higher rates would boost the German currency by making mark bonds and deposits more alluring.

46.   Higher rates would boost the mark by making some mark-denominated assets more alluring.

47.   Higher rates would boost the yen by making yen deposits more appealing.

48.   Higher U.K. rates could boost its pound by making deposits denominated in that currency more attractive.

49.   Higher U.S. rates boost returns on dollar-denominated deposits and fixed-income assets, increasing demand for the U.S. currency.

50.   Higher U.S. rates could boost the dollar by increasing the allure of dollar-denominated deposits.