1.   Exporters have to find wines that travel well.

2.   An increase in the Japanese surplus sometimes depresses the dollar because that means Japanese exporters have more dollars to sell for yen to bring revenue home.

3.   An increase of that size could boost the yen, because it means Japanese exporters have more foreign currency to convert into yen when bringing revenue home from abroad.

4.   An expansion in the Japanese trade surplus sometimes depresses the dollar because that means Japanese exporters have more dollars to sell for yen to bring revenue home.

5.   An increase in imports into Japan will help to reduce the surplus and cut the foreign currency Japanese exporters have to convert.

6.   An improved trade balance can draw investors to the U.S. currency because it means foreign exporters have fewer dollars to sell for home currencies when they bring profits home.

7.   As demand rises with U.S. economic recovery, Russian exporters will have to charter megatankers.

8.   As the economy expands, the currency will rise and exporters will have to be prepared for it, he said.

9.   As the surplus contracts Japanese exporters have fewer dollars to change for yen when bringing profits home.

10.   Australian stocks fell, led by mineral producers Broken Hill Proprietary Co. and Rio Tinto Ltd., amid concern mineral exporters are having trouble getting payment out of Korea.