91.   Canadian stocks fell as a drop in the price of gold shares offset gains in technology issues, traders said.

92.   Canadian stocks rose for a third day as concern eased that interest rates will rise and reduce coporate profit, traders said.

93.   Cete rates may climb less than expected or even fall in the auction because of lower U.S. rates, traders said.

94.   Chairman Carlo De Benedetti and Caio are said to disagree over how large a loss the company should take in the first half, traders said.

95.   Cheap grain prices this summer allowed farmers to feed more hogs to heavier weights, putting more supply on the market, traders said.

96.   Chilean stocks fell as a recent steep decline in the price of pulp depressed shares in forestry companies, traders said.

97.   Central banks in Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia and the Philippines sold dollars to buy their local currencies this week, traders said.

98.   Cold weather will blanket much of the Midwest this week, though a lack of rain should allow farmers to press ahead with the harvest, traders said.

99.   Colder weather in the Northeast -- including a possible winter storm in the days ahead -- is expected to boost demand for heating oil, traders said.

100.   Comments by Bundesbank President Hans Tietmeyer that there is still room for some currencies to rise against the mark helped boost the dollar, traders said.