81.   Strong sales of clothing and home furnishings led the rise.

82.   The better-than-expected rise was led by exports of electronic goods to Europe.

83.   The end-of-the-session rise was led by International Business Machines Corp. and oil companies.

84.   The rise was led by production of cement and other construction materials, agrochemicals, plastics, automobiles, and synthetic textiles, the government statistic department said.

85.   The rise was led by PT Telkom, the domestic phone company and the biggest-capitalization stock on the exchange.

86.   The rise was led by Telebras, the state-controlled telephone company.

87.   The rise was led by hikes in labor and rental costs.

88.   The rise was led by shares of oil companies Chevron Corp. and Texaco Inc.

89.   The rise was led by Telekom Malaysia Bhd., Tenaga Nasional Bhd. and Sime Darby Bhd.

90.   The rise was led by German vehicles and Japanese autos made at plants in the U.S.