81.   Palm oil slipped slightly as dealers expected Indonesia to sell some stocks to limit price rises on the domestic market.

82.   Palm oil was stable at a high level as dealers expected buying in China, Tunisia and Egypt.

83.   Prices have now recovered to the level preceding the South African elections in April when dealers expected production to be cut.

84.   Shares here mirrored changes on Wall Street right up to Friday, when dealers expected a mighty crash that never happened.

85.   Share prices rose in early trading here on Monday because dealers expected a cut in British interest rates and revelled in takeover speculation.

86.   Sterling continued to rise as dealers expected a fresh increase in interest rates.

87.   Some dealers expect the supply squeeze to last for the next six months.

88.   Some dealers expected news from the Swiss bank during the day.

89.   The central council of the Bundesbank was to meet on Thursday but dealers did not expect it to cut its key rates.

90.   The dollar was mixed in calm trading here Thursday afternoon, but dealers expected it to strengthen against the yen in response to US-Japan trade talks.