61.   Traders watched the U.S. Treasury market, the benchmark for global interest rates, throughout the day.

62.   Traders will be watching employment and wage reports tomorrow for more signs inflation is in check.

63.   Traders are also watching strike threats in Kuwait.

64.   Traders are now watching economic reports in both countries closely for further insight into the direction of U.S. and Canadian lending rates.

65.   Traders watch the monthly jobs data to gauge the strength of the U.S. economy and possible changes in interest rates.

66.   Traders watched the stocks double or more in the course of a day on no news whatsoever.

67.   Traders will also watch hourly wages.

68.   Traders will be watching employment and wage reports tomorrow for more signs inflation is slowing.

69.   Traders will be watching signs of U.S. economic growth to gauge the timing of the Fed rate increase, they said.

70.   Using the computerized trading system, SOES traders watch stocks whose prices tend to rise or fall dramatically during the day.