81.   In currencies, the dollar continued to weaken against the yen, following its retreat in New York overnight.

82.   In currency dealings, the dollar continued its overnight rally against the yen.

83.   In currency dealings, the dollar continued its overnight strength against the yen.

84.   In currency dealings, the dollar continued to slip after falling the previous day due to active selling of the U.S. currency by Japanese exporters.

85.   In currency dealings, the dollar continued a rally begun on Tuesday following an announcement by the Japanese Finance Ministry that it would lower the yields of government bonds.

86.   In foreign exchange dealings, the dollar continued to climb against the yen but gave up some of its gains Thursday as U.S. dealers took profits.

87.   In midday trading, the dollar was continuing to rise against the yen on expecations that U.S. interest rates were likely to rise before those in Japan do.

88.   In the medium term, analysts expect the dollar to continue to rise, because there is no better place for investors to put their money.

89.   Investors found little reason today to snap up stocks, as the dollar continued its slide against the Japanese yen.

90.   Meanwhile, the dollar rose moderately against the yen as expectations that the dollar will continue to strengthen against other major currencies offset bouts of profit-taking.