51.   Lower bond prices hurt the dollar because international investors selling U.S. assets frequently convert the dollar proceeds into other currencies.

52.   Lower stock and bond prices hurt the dollar because international investors selling U.S. assets often convert the dollar proceeds into other currencies.

53.   Lower stock and bond prices hurt the dollar because when international investors sell U.S. assets, they frequently convert the dollar proceeds into other currencies.

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

55.   Lower stock and bond prices often hurt the dollar because when international investors sell U.S. assets, they frequently convert the dollar proceeds into other currencies.

56.   Lower stock prices hurt the dollar because foreign investors who sell U.S. stocks often convert the dollar proceeds into foreign currencies.

57.   Lower stocks and bonds hurt the dollar because investors who sell U.S. securities frequently convert the dollar proceeds into other currencies.

58.   Slumping stock prices can hurt the dollar because foreign investors selling U.S. stocks frequently convert the dollar proceeds into other currencies.

59.   Stock losses hurt the dollar since global investors selling U.S. securities often convert the dollar proceeds into their home currencies.

60.   Still, declining bond prices hurt the dollar because international investors selling U.S. assets frequently convert their dollar proceeds into other currencies.