21.   Falling share prices hurt the dollar because global investors selling stocks often convert the dollar proceeds into home currencies.

22.   Falling share prices hurt the dollar because global investors selling stocks often convert the dollar proceeds into other currencies.

23.   Gains in stocks can help the dollar since global investors snapping up U.S. financial assets need dollars to pay for them.

24.   Gains in U.S. stocks are good for the dollar because global investors who buy equities need dollars to pay for them.

25.   Gains in U.S. stocks are good for the dollar since global investors snapping up equities need dollars to pay for them.

26.   Gains in U.S. stocks are good for the dollar because global investors snapping up equities need dollars to pay for them.

27.   Further gains in stocks and bonds also may attract global investors to U.S. assets and the dollars needed to buy them.

28.   Gains in stocks help the dollar because global investors snapping up U.S. equities need dollars to pay for them.

29.   Global investors buying U.S. financial assets need dollars to pay for them.

30.   Global investors buying U.S. securities need dollars to pay for them.