51.   Traders fear the Association of Coffee Producing Countries will water down their export limit plan at their meeting at the end of this month.

52.   Traders increasingly fear damage to the next winter wheat crop in the United States, as rain is becoming increasingly scarce in this key producing region.

53.   Traders increasingly fear supplies of coffee coming onto the market will not be sufficient to satisfy burgeoning demand.

54.   Traders fear that the US harvest will be lower than forecast, and that the first supplies will not appear on the market before the end of December.

55.   Traders fear that unemployment figures to be released Friday will be better than expected prompting the Federal Reserve to maintain its policy of high interest rates.

56.   Traders fear the Fed will raise short-term interest rates for the fourth time this year to boost the dollar, analysts said.

57.   Traders feared a negative impact from the book-to-bill ratio on stock markets, particularly in the technology sector.

58.   Traders feared that actual and threatened strike action -- notably in Chile -- would reduce metal exports at a time when market stocks have reached rock bottom.

59.   Traders feared that the higher rates would draw capital into the bond market, analysts said.

60.   Traders feared the US administration no longer supported a strong dollar, he said.