61.   Such speculation weighs on the dollar because if Japanese sell U.S. bonds, they often convert the dollar proceeds into yen.

62.   That could hurt the dollar if Japanese investors sell U.S. assets and convert the dollar proceeds into yen.

63.   That could lead to a drop in the dollar as investors sell U.S. securities and convert dollar proceeds into other currencies.

64.   That could in turn hurt the dollar because foreign investors quitting the U.S. financial markets often convert the dollar proceeds into their own currencies.

65.   That could in turn hurt the dollar because when investors sell U.S. securities, they often convert the dollar proceeds into other currencies.

66.   That sent bonds and stocks tumbling and raised concern global investors selling U.S. assets would sell their dollar proceeds as well.

67.   That hurts the dollar because investors selling U.S. securities may convert the dollar proceeds into other currencies.

68.   That would be bad for the dollar since bond sellers would convert their dollar proceeds into yen.

69.   That could in turn hurt the dollar because investors selling U.S. securities often convert the dollar proceeds into other currencies.

70.   That could prompt investors to sell U.S. bonds and then sell the dollar proceeds to move their money into other countries, weakening the dollar.