61.   STOCK INDEXES SET RECORDS, AGAIN Stocks again soared, as analysts pointed to robust corporate profits, the federal budget deal and low inflation.

62.   The low-inflation environment is similar, and some analysts point to the strong market then as support for the argument that current stocks are not particularly overvalued.

63.   The Morningstar analysts pointed to Benham European Bond and T. Rowe Price International Bond as good examples.

64.   Though signs point to continued strength in manufacturing, economists and analysts point to a possible slowdown in months ahead.

65.   To be sure, analysts also point to factors that suggest housing demand could continue to defy expectations.

66.   While analysts could not point to particular quirks in this notoriously volatile series, they said they doubted that it reflected actual strengthening of the labor market.

67.   Analysts point to the surprising strength of the U.S. economy and the prospect of higher interest rates in the United States, which mean higher returns for investors.

68.   Analysts pointed to other reasons why stocks could continue to rise.

69.   Analysts also point to the positive synergies between these twocompanies.

70.   Analysts also pointed to forecasts for light rain in South America in the next couple days as reasons for the slide in soybeans.