If interest rates rise in some currencies, interest gains on the currency will increase, attracting investors to buy the currency, so it is good for the currency. If interest rates fall, the gains from holding the currency will diminish, and the appeal of that currency will weaken. So you could say, "interest rate rises, strong currencies; Interest rates fall and currencies weaken. Fold development The fund's fourth consultation underlines the enormous uncertainty facing Britain in the ambitious task of negotiating an exit from the eu. Labour minister John MacDonald (John McDonnell), said the international monetary fund, according to a report of a conservative government "good at cuts in public services, tax breaks for a few rich people, but no hope to invest in our country for the majority of people skills and infrastructure needed for the economic development".