81.   In late February and early March, the dollar was falling fast.

82.   In foreign exchange trading, the dollar fell to a three-week low against the mark after the British pound rallied and U.S. stocks and bonds tumbled.

83.   In the currency market, the dollar fell against the yen after some tough comments from U.S. officials on Japanese auto trade practices.

84.   In the currency markets Monday, the dollar fell again against the Japanese yen but rebounded somewhat against the German mark and other European currencies.

85.   In the wake of that statement, the dollar fell against both the deutsche mark and the Japanese yen when trading opened Monday.

86.   In the currency market, the dollar fell against the yen.

87.   In the currency markets, the dollar fell against the deutsche mark as the deepening Asian economic crisis fueled concern investors will dump U.S. stocks and sell dollars.

88.   Instead, the dollar fell and European bond yields rose sharply, causing investors to bail out of stocks.

89.   Instead, the dollar has fallen in three of the last four sessions against the Japanese yen and four out of four sessions against the German mark.

90.   In Tokyo, where the dollar fell during trading, the market rose on a report of stronger corporate profits.