61.   A rising Canadian dollar increases the value of securities priced in the currency.

62.   A weaker mark makes German products less expensive abroad and increases the value of foreign revenue.

63.   A strong dollar boosts exporters by making their goods cheaper in the U.S. and increasing the value of their dollar-denominated sales.

64.   A strong dollar helps importers by increasing the value of dollar-denominated profits and making it easier to cut prices overseas.

65.   A stronger currency increases the value of peso-denominated securities such as equities.

66.   A stronger dollar boosts German exporters by making their goods less expensive in the U.S. and increasing the value of their dollar-denominated sales.

67.   A stronger dollar can help exporters by increasing the value of profits earned abroad and easing pressure to cut prices overseas.

68.   A stronger dollar helps exporters by making their goods less expensive in the U.S. and increasing the value of their dollar-denominated sales.

69.   A stronger dollar helps exporters cut prices overseas and increases the value of profits when converted into yen.

70.   A stronger dollar is a plus for shares of Japanese exporters, making their products more competitive and increasing the value of their overseas profits when repatriated to Japan.