1.   Declining or steady rates will bolster the property market and bank lending, driving up profits in both industries.

2.   Higher Japanese rates often bolster the yen by making yen-denominated deposits more attractive.

3.   Higher Canadian rates would bolster the value of the dollar and assets denominated in it by providing higher returns for investors.

4.   Higher rates also bolster the dollar, which in turn makes exports more expensive, further curbing economic activity.

5.   Higher rates often bolster a currency as investors shift their money to deposits offering better returns.

6.   Higher rates often bolster the currency by making U.S. deposits more attractive.

7.   Higher rates would bolster the mark by luring investors to mark-denominated deposits and bonds.

8.   Higher Japanese rates would bolster the Japanese currency by enhancing the relative allure of yen-denominated investments.

9.   Higher rates often bolster a currency by making bank deposits denominated in that currency more attractive to investors.

10.   Higher rates often bolster the currency as investors shift money seeking better returns on their deposits.