51.   A relatively strong dollar has helped keep import prices down.

52.   A strong dollar allows exporters to become more competitive by lowering prices abroad.

53.   A strong dollar also gave Japanese exporters a boost because it lets them price their goods more competitively overseas and increases export earnings when translated into yen.

54.   A strong dollar also raises the yen value of the money they earn in dollars.

55.   A strong dollar benefits German exporters because it makes their goods more affordable abroad and boosts the value of their dollar-denominated sales.

56.   A strong dollar boost European exports by making them cheaper in dollar terms.

57.   A strong dollar boosts their earnings by allowing them to lower prices abroad, making them more competitive.

58.   A strong dollar boosts U.S. financial assets by heightening their allure in the eyes of foreign investors who must convert their proceeds into weaker currencies.

59.   A strong dollar can benefit bonds by making U.S. yields more attractive to foreigners than those in their own currency.

60.   A strong dollar can help boost the economy by allowing Japanese exporters to sell more abroad by lowering prices of their products.