71.   A strong currency can boost bond prices as international investors aim for maximum returns when profits are converted into their home currencies.

72.   A strong dollar makes U.S. securities more attractive to international investors.

73.   A stronger dollar also helped push bonds higher by dampening speculation that international investors would abandon U.S. financial markets, traders and investors said.

74.   A stronger dollar can signal that international investors are buying Treasuries and other dollar-denominated securities.

75.   A stronger dollar reduces concern international investors will avoid dollar-denominated securities to limit foreign-exchange losses.

76.   A stronger pound enhances the attraction for international investors of sterling-denominated assets.

77.   A technological whiz, political naif and economic eccentric, he has struck fear into the hearts of international investors.

78.   A stronger dollar allays concern international investors will abandon U.S. securities to limit losses when they convert interest and principal payments into other currencies.

79.   A stronger dollar makes it less likely international investors will abandon U.S. financial markets to limit foreign exchange losses.

80.   A stronger U.S. dollar tends to attract international investors away from the Canadian dollar and Canadian securities.