101.   Japanese stocks plunged to their lowest in nine months, dragged down by concern a market opening agreement between Japan and the U.S. will pinch earnings at insurance companies.

102.   Japanese stocks fell to their lowest in over a year amid concern government plans to raise taxes and cut spending will slow economic growth and trim corporate profits.

103.   Japanese stocks tumbled yesterday to their lowest in more than two years as a plunge in Hong Kong equities led markets lower around the world.

104.   Jet ticket prices are the lowest in the NFL.

105.   Japanese bonds fell, sending futures prices to their lowest in two weeks, on concern the U.S. Federal Reserve may raise interest rates.

106.   Its inflation rate was among the lowest in the world.

107.   Last year growth was the lowest in a decade.

108.   Little new supply there has kept vacancy rates among the lowest in the U.S., while rents rise faster than in most markets.

109.   Last week, the U.S.-based Semiconductor Industry Association said chip orders in March fell more than expected to the lowest in five years.

110.   Lumber could get a boost from lower rates as mortgage rates, already at their lowest in more than a year, would move even lower.