81.   Higher interest rates can crimp companies profits.

82.   Higher interest rates crimp corporate profit by increasing borrowing costs.

83.   Higher interest rates crimp corporate profit by raising the cost of financing business and curbing demand for goods and services.

84.   Higher interest rates push up the cost of borrowing and crimp corporate profits.

85.   Higher rates also boost corporate borrowing costs, which crimps profit.

86.   Higher rates attract capital from stocks to fixed-income investments, and raise the cost to borrow, which crimps corporate profits.

87.   Higher rates crimp corporate profits by raising borrowing costs for companies and damping consumer spending.

88.   Higher rates increase borrowing costs for companies and consumers, and can temper economic growth, curb demand for goods and services and crimp profits.

89.   Higher rates increase borrowing costs for companies and consumers, and can temper economic growth, curb demand for goods and services, and crimp profits.

90.   Higher rates raise borrowing costs and can crimp profits.