1.   Argentine Brady bonds slipped yesterday amid concerns that the Argentine Congress would delay considering government measures aimed at containing a rising budget deficit.

2.   Bonds slipped amid concern that the Federal Reserve may raise interest rates later this year unless the economy slows.

3.   Bonds slipped early amid speculation an agreement among international banks to roll over South Korean debt may rekindle investor interest in Pacific Rim markets.

4.   Bonds slipped, following U.S. bonds, as investors awaited clarity from the U.S. report as to whether interest rates will remain on hold in the U.S. and Europe.

5.   Bonds later slipped lower amid concern about the weaker dollar, which makes U.S. investments less attractive to international investors.

6.   Bonds slipped later in the day, triggering a further decline in stocks.

7.   Bonds slipped, tracking U.S. Treasuries, amid persistent concern the Japanese government will sell U.S. and other foreign bonds to support its financial institutions.

8.   Bonds slipped, and the dollar was mixed.

9.   Bonds slipped and the dollar rose amid expectations of U.S. budget wrangling.

10.   Bonds slipped.