31.   Some traders are already looking toward the November crop estimates for further signs of a large harvest.

32.   The dollar was little changed as traders look to a U.S. employment report which could buoy the dollar if job growth is stronger than expected.

33.   The dollar was little changed against other major currencies as traders look to U.S. inflation and economic reports later today that could buoy the dollar, traders said.

34.   The dollar fell as traders looked to Canadian trade data for September, to be released Thursday, according to Rob Palombi, an analyst with MMS International.

35.   The dollar held steady as traders looked to U.S. jobs report to be released later today for clues to the direction of the U.S. currency, traders said.

36.   The dollar was little changed as traders looked to U.S. stocks and bonds to see if they keep on declining and drag it lower.

37.   The report initially cheered the bond market, but traders looking for any hints of inflation soon found other reasons to sell.

38.   The U.S. dollar was little changed against the yen as traders looked to the release of U.S. March jobs data Friday to provide another boost.

39.   The U.S. dollar was little changed against the yen and deutsche mark as traders looked to U.S. and Japanese economic data that could move interest rates.

40.   There was no real news to move the market, except traders are looking for passage of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade accord this week.