31.   Canadian stocks steadied, after bond yields pared earlier losses amid concern rising commodity prices will fuel inflation, analysts said.

32.   Canadian stocks are expected to open lower for the first time this week on concern that rising producer and commodity prices will fuel inflation, analysts said.

33.   Canadian stocks are expected to rise after a U.S. durable goods report eased concern that economic growth will fuel inflation, money mangers said.

34.   Canadian government bonds rose after a report showing the U.S. unemployment rate rose fueled optimism inflation and interest rates will not rise soon.

35.   Communist parties supporting his government have opposed increasing oil prices because they say it will fuel inflation.

36.   Corn and sugarcane output also dropped in the fourth quarter, which could fuel inflation.

37.   Countries that import a lot of goods also suffer when their currency falls, because import prices rise, fueling inflation.

38.   Even so, booming consumer demand could fuel inflation and again bring the threat of higher interest rates.

39.   Finance Minister Bodi Chunnanon last month said higher oil prices and flooding could fuel more inflation.

40.   Fraser pointed to strong retail sales, employment growth and the depreciating Australian dollar as factors which potentially will fuel inflation.