81.  A stronger dollar reduces sales from overseas units because the local currency translates to fewer dollars.

82.  A weak dollar diminishes the value of earnings made in the U.S. when those profits are brought home and translated into local currency.

83.  A wave of money leaving Hong Kong might scuttle the local currency.

84.  A weaker dollar makes investments in the United States less attractive to foreign investors when they try to convert their profits into their local currency.

85.  A weaker dollar reduces the returns on U.S. bonds for foreign investors when the proceeds are converted back into local currencies.

86.  A weaker peso means more revenue when dollars are converted into the local currency.

87.  A weaker peso would mean more revenue when the dollars are converted into the local currency.

88.  ABN Amro has also been moving its Singapore staff to offices around Asia to reflect a shift toward borrowing in local currency instead of in dollars or yen.

89.  ADB officials said this bond, the first directed only at Taiwan and in the local currency, may be the first of many issued.

90.  Afghanistan is one of few places in the world where war and political upheaval drive the local currency up rather than down.