71.   Still, a separate report showing unexpected strength in the job market sparked concerns that a rebounding economy could rekindle inflation in coming months.

72.   Stronger-than-expected earnings may spark concern that inflation is about to accelerate, driving up interest rates.

73.   Such economic reports have sparked concern the U.S. economy was growing fast enough to accelerate inflation.

74.   That concern was sparked by economist Fred Bergsten, who said yesterday the administration should sell dollars to shrink the U.S. trade deficit.

75.   That could spark concern that buoyant consumption will give a boost to the economy and cause inflation to rise.

76.   That has sparked concerns that they will split the vote and allow a pro-Fujimori candidate to win.

77.   That concern was sparked after economist Fred Bergsten said yesterday the Clinton administration should sell dollars to shrink the huge U.S. trade gap.

78.   That sparked concern that other central bank sales would follow.

79.   That sparked concern that other Southeast Asian currencies would come under pressure.

80.   That sparked concern that the central bank will raise rates by early next year to head off inflation.