1.   Australian bonds plunged and yields rose to their highest levels in six months, and traders and analysts forecast the worst was ahead.

2.   Australian bonds plunged and yields rose to their highest levels in six months.

3.   Bonds plunged across Europe.

4.   Bonds plunged after the report amid concern that the economy could accelerate enough to prompt the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates to contain inflation.

5.   Bonds plunged as many investors bet the U.S. Federal Open Market Committee would raise interest rates before the end of the year to slow economic growth and curb inflation.

6.   Bonds plunged today even amid evidence that July sales at retail stores fell and consumer prices were little changed --news that normally would have lifted the market.

7.   Bonds also plunged Wednesday after Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan warned in testimony to a congressional panel that the low unemployment rate might drive wages and prices higher.

8.   Bonds plunged and stocks surged yesterday on expectations the government will assist ailing banks with the use of public funds.

9.   Bonds plunged in Asian trading following their biggest decline in more than three months yesterday.

10.   Bonds plunged two weeks ago -- snapping a two-month rally -- after reports on manufacturing and employment revived inflation concern.