51.   U.S. producer and consumer prices, on the other hand, could show signs of strengthening in reports due tomorrow and Friday, analysts said.

52.   Traders are turning their attention to an inflation report due Tuesday.

53.   Traders said his comments had little effect ahead of a key employment report due Friday.

54.   U.S. corporate profits for the first quarter surprised investors with their strength, and a monthly jobs report due out Friday could do the same.

55.   Two government reports due later this week are expected to buttress that perception.

56.   With FEC reports due Saturday, two likely Senate opponents are battling over fundraising limits to set for their campaigns.

57.   With no domestic economic reports due today, analysts said gilts will be influenced by overseas markets and the continuing adjustment to U.K. interest rate expectations.

58.   With no major economic data reports due this week, stocks were expected to meander with little price movement, analysts said.

59.   With no Canadian reports due today, traders are awaiting comments from Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan for more clues about the direction of official U.S. rates.

60.   Yet several government reports due later this week may provide more evidence that the economy is slowing to a crawl.