61.   Traders also are looking for signs that the U.S. economy is growing fast enough to prompt the Federal Reserve to raise lending rates.

62.   Traders also are looking for signs the U.S. economy is growing fast enough to prompt the Federal Reserve to raise lending rates.

63.   Traders also are looking to an auction tomorrow of government bonds to gauge investor demand, particularly among life insurance companies.

64.   Traders are looking to German indicators and U.S. February unemployment figures for signs of global interest rate movements.

65.   Traders are looking to producer and consumer price reports out this week for confirmation inflation is under control.

66.   Traders are looking to the central bank to follow through with its promise of keeping inflation in check.

67.   Traders are now looking for evidence the economy is growing at a pace that may convince the central bank to raise rates again.

68.   Traders are now looking to Canadian reports next week on housing starts, auto sales and leading indicators for further evidence the economy is expanding at a sustainable rate.

69.   Traders look to signs of economic health in the U.S., Japan and Germany to gauge future moves in respective interest rates.

70.   Traders may look for further evidence of slowing growth before pushing prices much higher.