31.   Bank shares may fall this week, traders said.

32.   Banks have prepared for the uncertainties by buying foreign currencies over the last two weeks to reduce the risk of holding lira amid political flux, traders said.

33.   Because many investors will be on extended holidays, the market is likely to be little changed next week, traders said.

34.   Because the economy is showing signs of strength, the Federal Reserve has less reason to lower borrowing costs this month to goose economic growth, traders said.

35.   Because of strong earnings, these companies fared well in a declining overall market, traders said.

36.   Because the economy is showing signs of strength, the Federal Reserve has less reason to lower borrowing costs to goose economic growth, traders said.

37.   Because the economy is showing signs of strength, the Fed has less reason to lower borrowing costs to goose economic growth, traders said.

38.   Bidding rules for suppliers are expected to be published this month, traders said.

39.   Bonds also got some help from signs that investor demand remains strong, said a trader at a Japanese securities company.

40.   Bonds backed by adjustable-rate mortgages, including Ginnie Mae ARMs, could be among the biggest beneficiaries of those gains, say ARMs traders.