61.   A stronger dollar benefits exporters since it increases the value of earnings they bring back to Japan.

62.   A stronger dollar benefits Japanese exporters by raising the amount of yen they bring home from U.S. sales.

63.   A stronger dollar boosted exporters such as Roche Holdings AG.

64.   A stronger dollar boosts exporters by making their goods cheaper in the U.S. and by increasing the value of their dollar-denominated profits.

65.   A stronger dollar boosts the profits Japanese exporters make on overseas sales.

66.   A stronger dollar boosts the return on owning U.S. securities for European investors.

67.   A stronger dollar can also cut into profits.

68.   A stronger dollar can pressure exporters to raise prices in overseas markets and whittle dollar-denominated profits when repatriated.

69.   A stronger dollar could accelerate inflation in Japan by making imports more expensive.

70.   A stronger dollar could expand the trade gap by making Japanese exports less expensive in the American market.