71.   Traders said the dollar will likely move in ranges Thursday adding that the U.S. currency appears well-supported near its recent lows.

72.   U.S. Energy Secretary Bill Richardson expressed confidence Wednesday that oil-producing nations will increase production in a move likely to reduce soaring oil prices.

73.   Washington Mutual Inc. will eliminate surcharges at California ATMs in a move likely to rekindle debate over the amount banks charge non-customers for using their machines.

74.   Foreign troops could soon intervene to stop ethnic slaughter in Burundi, diplomats said Friday, in a move likely to enrage the main Tutsi opposition party.

75.   Grain prices fell after the US lawmakers approved a bill granting massive subsidies to US farmers in a move likely to encourage an upswing in production.

76.   In a move likely to polarise the pro-independence movement in Kosovo, Adam Demaci announced in the weekly Zeri on Saturday that he had joined the Kosovo Parliamentary Party.

77.   In Moscow, Chechen and Russian negotiators announced they had reached preliminary agreement on a ceasefire that could start Wednesday, a move likely to defuse in talks here.

78.   Another analyst said it would be risky for Deuba to call a confidence motion himself now, which some analysts thought was a likely pre-emptive move.

79.   Blue-chip stocks rose modestly Tuesday in the wake of rallies in Europe and Japan as traders awaited a likely monetary tightening move from the US Federal Reserve.

80.   Belgrade reiterated Monday a refusal to recognize Croatia and Bosnia-Hercegovina as independent states, a move likely to further escalate tensions in the region.