61.   A stronger dollar helps Japanese exporters by allowing them to lower prices in overseas markets and by expanding dollar-denominated profits when repatriated.

62.   A stronger dollar lowers the price of imports, putting a lid on domestic price increases.

63.   A rise in interest rates tends to lower the price and raises the yield of outstanding securities.

64.   A weaker mark lowers the price of German goods in foreign markets and fuels domestic growth.

65.   A strong dollar against the yen helps Japanese exporters by allowing them to lower prices of their products abroad.

66.   A strong dollar helps Japanese exporters by allowing them to lower prices of their products in overseas markets.

67.   A strong dollar, however, helps Japanese exporters by allowing them to lower prices of their products in overseas markets.

68.   A stronger dollar gives exporters room to lower the prices of their goods in the U.S.

69.   A stronger dollar helps Japanese exporters by allowing them to lower prices of their products in the American market.

70.   A stronger dollar helps Japanese exporters lower prices in overseas markets and expands dollar-denominated revenue.