51.   Higher U.S. rates often boost the dollar by making deposits denominated in it more attractive to investors.

52.   Higher U.S. rates would boost the dollar by making dollar-denominated deposits more attractive.

53.   Higher German rates would boost the mark by making mark-denominated deposits more attractive.

54.   Higher Japanese rates often boost the yen by making bank deposits denominated in yen more attractive.

55.   Higher Japanese rates often boost the yen by making bank deposits in yen more attractive to investors.

56.   Higher Japanese rates would boost the yen by making yen-denominated deposits more attractive.

57.   Higher rates boost corporate borrowing and can slow consumer spending, reducing company profits.

58.   Higher rates boost the dollar by making deposits in the currency more attractive to investors abroad.

59.   Higher rates boost the value of the British pound, hurting exporters, and crimp corporate profits.

60.   Higher rates could boost the mark by making deposits and bonds denominated in it more alluring.