81.   Higher Japanese interest rates or bond yields hurt the dollar by making yen-denominated assets more attractive to investors.

82.   Higher Japanese interest rates undermine the dollar by making yen-denominated assets such as bank deposits more attractive to investors.

83.   Higher rates help the Canadian dollar by making bank deposits and bonds denominated in it more attractive.

84.   Higher rates help the dollar by luring global investors to U.S. deposits.

85.   Higher rates help the dollar by making dollar deposits and bonds more alluring.

86.   Higher rates in the U.S. generally help the dollar by luring investors to deposits and other investments in the currency.

87.   Higher rates often help the dollar by luring global investors to deposits in the currency.

88.   Higher rates often help the dollar by making deposits and bonds denominated in it more attractive.

89.   Higher rates often help the dollar by making U.S. deposits more attractive.

90.   Higher rates would also boost European currencies against the dollar by bolstering returns on cash deposits.