31.   Analysts saw no sign of a pickup in inflation in the data.

32.   Analysts saw the step as continuation of a purge of senior officers opposed to a confrontation with the West which could cost the country much precious military hardware.

33.   Analysts saw worn-out equipment.

34.   Analysts see a direct link, though, between a successful IGC and monetary union going ahead, whether or not the tough economic conditions are met precisely.

35.   Analysts see good long-term prospects for technology.

36.   Analysts see little chance that OPEC would win any cooperation from producers who would lose revenue and business if they sought to restrain production.

37.   Analysts see little difference between the proposed new bonds and conventional government bonds.

38.   Analysts see no early change in the basic two-tiered division of the economy into manufacturing weakness and consumer strength.

39.   Analysts see no regulatory hitches since the central bank has been encouraging mergers.

40.   Analysts see some weakness in demand for linerboard, which is used to make corrugated boxes.