51.   Higher rates crimp corporate profits.

52.   Higher rates crimp profits for borrowers and lenders alike.

53.   Higher rates raise the cost of borrowing, reduce consumer spending and crimp corporate profits.

54.   High start-up costs for a planned global communications network, meantime, will crimp profits through the second half.

55.   Higher interest rates crimp corporate profits by increasing borrowing costs.

56.   Higher interest rates increase the cost of borrowing money, crimping profits of borrowers and lenders alike.

57.   Higher interest rates raise the cost of borrowing money, crimping lending profits for financial institutions.

58.   Higher interest rates tend to crimp corporate profits by raising borrowing costs for companies planning to expand.

59.   Higher rates choke economic growth and crimp corporate profits.

60.   Higher rates crimp corporate profits by raising the cost of financing business and curbing demand for goods and services.