61.   Higher rates hurt banks because they have to pay more interest on new loans, while corporate profits are crimped by higher borrowing costs.

62.   Higher rates make it more expensive for companies to borrow money, crimping profits.

63.   Higher rates push up the cost of borrowing and crimp profits.

64.   Higher rates raise borrowing costs and crimp corporate profits.

65.   High interest rates crimp corporate profits by raising borrowing rates, and ultimately slow economic growth.

66.   Higher interest rates raise borrowing costs and crimp corporate profits.

67.   Higher interest rates will hurt demand for its developments and crimp corporate profits.

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

69.   Higher rates crimp profit at brokerage and investment companies because they increase the costs of new issues and borrowing, she said.

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