1.   The dollar is benefiting by default from the weakness of the yen.

2.   An appreciating dollar can benefit Treasuries if it attracts foreign investors to buy dollar-denominated assets such as U.S. bonds.

3.   Bonds and stocks fell on the news, while the dollar benefited.

4.   A strong dollar benefits German exporters because it makes their goods more affordable abroad and boosts the value of their dollar-denominated sales.

5.   A strong dollar can benefit bonds by making U.S. yields more attractive to foreigners than those in their own currency.

6.   A stronger Australian dollar typically benefits bonds and other investments denominated in that currency.

7.   A stronger dollar benefits exporters and multinationals because they get more guilders when converting dollar-based sales.

8.   A stronger dollar benefits exporters since it increases the value of earnings they bring back to Japan.

9.   A stronger dollar benefits Japanese exporters by raising the amount of yen they bring home from U.S. sales.

10.   A strong dollar benefits Japanese exporters by making their products more competitive and boosting returns from overseas sales.