1.   Bonds fell as a slumping dollar fueled concern that overseas investors may shy away from Treasury securities.

2.   A central fear of the White House is that a weak dollar could fuel inflation as Americans buy higher-priced imported goods.

3.   A higher dollar could fuel German inflation by increasing prices of imports.

4.   A strong dollar could fuel inflation by making imports from the U.S. more expensive for Germans.

5.   A swiftly rising dollar can fuel inflation by boosting the price of U.S. imports to Germany.

6.   A stronger dollar also fueled a rise in steel shares, boosting overseas earnings of these exporters when repatriated to Japan.

7.   A stronger dollar fueled advances among shares of exporters.

8.   Greenspan told the committee Wednesday that a weak dollar could fuel inflation in the United States.

9.   In turn, these dollars fueled domestic consumption and a speculative boom in real estate.

10.   Stocks fell as the outlook for slow economic growth and a stronger dollar fueled concern that company earnings could decline.