71.   Higher rates boost a currency by making deposits and bonds denominated in it more attractive.

72.   Higher rates boost borrowing costs for companies.

73.   Higher rates often boost the yen by making deposits denominated in the Japanese currency more attractive.

74.   Higher rates would boost the German by making mark-denominated deposits and bonds more alluring.

75.   Higher Swiss rates would boost the Swiss currency by luring global investors to deposits and bonds denominated in it.

76.   Higher U.S. rates boost the allure of dollar-denominated assets and increase demand for the U.S. currency.

77.   Higher U.S. rates often boost the dollar by making dollar-denominated deposits more attractive.

78.   Investors expect that lower rates will boost profit growth later this year.

79.   Low rates boost bonds by making it cheaper for commercial banks and other investors to fund bond purchases.

80.   Low rates have boosted bonds by making it easier for investors to fund their bond purchases.