91.   Traders speculated that some funds sold Treasuries to cover some of those losses.

92.   Traders speculated that some investors switched their allocations from stocks to bonds.

93.   Traders speculated that the reductions could be extended through September, allowing the import of U.S. supplies.

94.   Traders this week speculated that OPEC might call an emergency meeting to discuss the drop in crude prices, though OPEC headquarters said no such meeting was scheduled.

95.   To be sure, share price could fall in coming days as traders speculate whether the Fed will raise interest rates at its next meeting in July.

96.   Traders also speculated that selling by foreign central banks, including China and Japan, kept bonds from getting more of a lift from the factory report.

97.   Traders are now speculating that the central bank will raise rates again, perhaps as soon as this morning.

98.   Traders had speculated that cool temperatures and excessive rain would delay the harvest in Texas and Oklahoma and foster disease in crops farther north, reducing output.

99.   Traders have speculated the company could be included in a French defense electronics group, headed by Thomson-CSF.

100.   Traders speculate an attempt by the U.S. to retaliate for the attack could lead to further conflicts, and eventually disrupt oil exports.