71.   A stronger dollar is good for Swiss exporters because it makes their goods more competitive and increases the value of the dollar-denominated earnings.

72.   A stronger dollar lets Japanese companies price exports more competitively overseas and increases the value of dollar earnings in yen terms.

73.   A stronger peso increases the value of Mexican stocks in dollar terms and can stifle inflation, sending interest rates lower.

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

75.   A stronger peso increases the value of peso-denominated stocks.

76.   A strong dollar increases the value of sales made in dollars when the dollars are converted into local sterling.

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

78.   A stronger dollar increases corporate profits in Japan by making Japanese exporters more competitive overseas and increasing the value of profits earned abroad in terms of yen.

79.   A stronger dollar is a boon to exporters because it increases the value of dollar-denominated profit earned overseas and eases pressure to raise prices abroad.

80.   A stronger dollar makes German goods less expensive in the U.S. and increases the value of dollar-denominated sales.