71.   Investors also remain focused on which bank will buy which in this record year for bank acquisitions.

72.   Investors remain nonchalant about corporate earnings season, which begins in earnest next week, although stock analysts now expect little or no growth in overall profits.

73.   Investors remain skeptical.

74.   Investors remained cautious throughout the week, with trading volumes still low in both currency markets and stock markets.

75.   Investors should remain wary of short-term fluctuations, however, as market conditions can be volatile.

76.   Investors remain cautious that a strengthening economy could prompt a rise in interest rates.

77.   Investors remain cautiously optimistic that the economy is not expanding at a pace fast enough to heat inflation.

78.   Investors remain concerned strength in the jobs market and economy may eventually lead to higher prices, prompting the Fed to boost rates at least once more.

79.   Investors remain concerned that central banks around the world will sell reserves.

80.   Investors remain convinced the Bundesbank will take no chances on inflation.