71.   Canadian government bonds rallied after a U.S. report on producer prices eased concern that borrowing costs will rise as the economy strengthens this year, analysts said.

72.   Canadian stocks will likely open higher after economic data met expectations, easing concern that the inflation rate will accelerate, analysts said.

73.   Changes were made, Fisher said, to help ease concerns of agricultural groups, who feared that markets completely unfettered by regulation could lead to market manipulation.

74.   Canadian stocks rose, led by bank shares, after a U.S. report eased concern that a robust economy will lead to interest rate increases, analysts said.

75.   Chinese officials like Shanghai Mayor Xu Kuangdi, who traveled to a General Motors plant, met with foreign investors to ease concerns.

76.   Clinton tried Tuesday to ease local concerns about U.S. intervention in a videotaped message to Colombians.

77.   Coffee could retreat as rising inventories ease concern that shortages could arise in the weeks ahead.

78.   Coffee fell to a six-week low as surging U.S. inventories eased concern that shortages would arise.

79.   Coffee futures plunged to a five-month low as an abundant harvest and reduced threat of frost in Brazil ease concern that world supplies are inadequate.

80.   Coffee futures plunged to a five-month low as an abundant harvest and reduced threat of frost in Brazil eased concern that world supplies are inadequate.