1.   AUSTRALIAN bonds erased a loss as investors took advantage of an earlier decline to buy bonds cheaply.

2.   Bonds today erased early losses.

3.   Bonds erased their losses as the dollar rallied and a University of Michigan survey showed that Americans turned less upbeat in January.

4.   Bonds erased losses late in the day as the stock market soared, bolstering optimism that U.S. dollar-denominated assets will gain appeal.

5.   Bonds had erased their losses and interest rates were falling later in the morning.

6.   BRITISH gilts closed little changed, erasing a loss in the wake of surging Treasuries as concern over higher U.S. interest rates eased.

7.   Canadian government bonds erased early losses and were little changed after U.S. reports indicating robust growth failed to convince traders that the economy is growing at an inflationary pace.

8.   Canadian stocks steadied as bond yields erased earlier losses after a report that wholesale prices, other than food and energy, rose less than expected last month.

9.   Canadian stocks rose, erasing early losses, as investors expressed optimism that a U.S. jobs report indicates corporate profits will keep rising.

10.   In financial markets, U.S. Treasury bond yields erased early losses after the report, which reinforced expectations for steady economic growth and low inflation.