81.   Inflation remained tame in March and April even as the U.S. economy grew at a moderate pace and oil prices surged, the Federal Reserve said today.

82.   It would be available if, as happened last winter, prices surge because the fuel-oil supply drops, or if a winter is extremely cold.

83.   Last year at this time, crude oil prices were surging toward five-year highs.

84.   Land prices also surged, and Yamaichi set up a unit to loan to land buyers.

85.   Lumber prices surged amid speculation that Hurricane Opal will cause widespread damage and boost demand for building supplies.

86.   Lumber prices surged to their highest in a year amid speculation trade negotiations will result in a duty on lumber imports from Canada.

87.   Lumber and copper prices surged on signs of continued strong demand and lower inventories.

88.   Lumber prices surged for a second day amid optimism that U.S. housing construction is reviving after a slow summer.

89.   Meantime, South African bond prices are surging as interest grows from international investors.

90.   Meanwhile, bond prices surged and yields fell to their lowest levels in almost two years as investors rushed to find safe havens for their funds.