101.   Economists expect a rise of two-tenths of a point, a tenth of a point below June.

102.   Economists expect China to loosen price controls on grain this year, adding several percentage points to the benchmark inflation rate.

103.   Economists expect exports to drive economic growth for the next few months.

104.   Economists expect Federal Reserve Board hikes in interest rates, which began last summer, to temper the sizzling economy.

105.   Economists expect few if any categories in the survey to show improvement.

106.   Economists expect figures for the second quarter, which ended Friday, to show little or no growth.

107.   Economists expect housing sales to slow, eventually, in line with the overall economy.

108.   Economists expect job creation to turn negative by January.

109.   Economists expect non-manufacturers, including retailers and construction and real estate companies, to lag behind the manufacturers.

110.   Economists expect other unions to follow.