61.   Swedish stocks fell, led by Asea Brown Boveri AB, as Asian markets plunged, the dollar weakened and U.S. reports fueled concern inflation may pick up.

62.   TAIWAN stocks fell, as the plunge in Hong Kong shares yesterday fueled concern that Taiwan may join a regional rout.

63.   That can only fuel concern in Japan as well.

64.   Stocks slid as profit warnings from FTP Software Inc., Microdyne Corp. and others fueled concern about weakening profits at dozens of computer, semiconductor and software companies.

65.   That concern was fueled last week, when diving Hong Kong stocks sparked a global equities rout.

66.   That fueled concern about impending bankruptcies and the potential impact on creditor banks.

67.   That fueled concern higher borrowing costs to companies will boost production costs, narrow profits, and dampen consumption, analysts said.

68.   That fueled concern the Kia Group can be the latest Korean conglomerate to go under amid a slowing economy and rising corporate debts.

69.   That can fuel concerns the economy is growing too quickly and that inflation will speed up.

70.   Stronger-than-expected price figures could fuel concern about inflation, which erodes the value of fixed-income assets such as bonds, traders said.