111.   U.S. bonds fell as a report on consumer prices failed to quash concern over inflation and traders speculated that central banks and investors may soon sell Treasury securities.

112.   U.S. bonds rose for the first time in three trading days as some traders speculated that the Federal Reserve will refrain from raising interest rates at its meeting tomorrow.

113.   Traders also speculated that U.S. exporters could benefit from the disruption in Brazil.

114.   Traders are now speculating that the central bank will raise rates again.

115.   U.S. bonds were little changed as some traders speculated that slowing economic growth may let the Federal Reserve avoid raising rates before the November election.

116.   Traders had speculated for weeks that the central bank may raise the rate to support the mark.

117.   Traders have speculated most of the stockpiled coffee has already been sold.

118.   Traders have speculated, though, that Chian is merely meeting previously booked orders rather than making new sales.

119.   Traders speculated that China bought two or three cargoes of U.S. soybeans for delivery during May and June and also wanted soybean meal, a livestock feed.

120.   Traders speculated that China bought two or three cargoes of U.S. soybeans for delivery during May and June and sought an unspecified amount of U.S. soybean meal.