41.   The auto dispute was having an adverse effect on the dollar, as jittery currency traders remained pessimistic about its future direction.

42.   The dollar gained some ground back against the yen Friday, but traders remained mainly let down by a yen-busting package announced by the government.

43.   The Philippine peso sank to a record low against the U.S. dollar Monday as traders remained wary of the stability of regional currencies.

44.   The U.S. dollar rose against the Japanese yen in Tokyo Friday as traders remained generally bullish over prospects for the U.S. currency.

45.   Traders remained cautious Wednesday, with stocks giving up a substantial early rebound by midday.

46.   Traders remain bearish, despite claims by at least a few portfolio managers that many Brazilian companies are trading below book value.

47.   Traders remain skeptical that Iraqi exports will resume in full anytime soon.

48.   Traders remained bullish that importers in Moscow will go ahead with their buying plans.

49.   Traders also remain concerned that the Bank of England could soon raise interest rates.

50.   Traders remain leery about how, when and where the United States will respond.