91.   Traders said Austrian stocks were following other European markets upward.

92.   U.K. stocks have not followed their U.S. counterparts as high, although they would decline if the U.S. market dropped.

93.   U.S. stocks have followed the lead of Asian markets, especially Hong Kong, since last month, when rising interest rates in Hong Kong sent shares there tumbling.

94.   U.S. stocks followed bonds lower amid concern that a Federal Reserve rate increase could weaken corporate profits.

95.   Tracking stocks usually follow the financial ups and downs of its business operations, but the parent company continues to own its underlying assets.

96.   Traders said Austrian stocks were following declines in Germany and France.

97.   U.S. stocks followed bonds lower amid concern that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates, weakening corporate profits, before stocks rebounded in late trading.

98.   U.S. stocks followed bonds lower amid concern the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates next week, weakening corporate profits.

99.   U.S. and European stocks have followed the lead of Southeast Asian markets, especially Hong Kong, since last month, when rising interest rates there sent shares tumbling.

100.   Venezuelan stocks followed the lead of Brazilian and Asian shares, which were rocked earlier today by concern that tumbling currencies could further harm economies in the region.