91.   Traders are fretting that the economy may soon rebound, reviving inflation and lifting borrowing costs in the coming months.

92.   Traders report that the market is requiring more assurances that the economy will not rebound too strongly.

93.   Treasury yields jumped about one-third of a percentage point in the two weeks ended Friday amid concern that the economy is rebounding briskly enough to quicken inflation.

94.   Treasury bond yields rose after an unexpectedly strong report on November housing starts bolstered expectations that the economy is rebounding fast enough to kick inflation higher.

95.   U.S. bonds fell in Asia amid concern a report on U.S. retail sales out later today may show the economy is rebounding enough to cause inflation to accelerate.

96.   U.S. manufacturers said business improved in November as orders increased, a sign the economy could be rebounding from a recent lull.

97.   Traders are concerned that the economy may soon rebound, reviving inflation and lifting borrowing costs in the coming months.

98.   U.S. bonds were little changed, reversing an early gain, after reports on manufacturing and consumer confidence suggested the economy may rebound.

99.   Treasury bond and note yields surged as the report sparked concern the economy was rebounding fast enough to drive inflation higher.

100.   Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin also said Wednesday that his conversations with business leaders and others had persuaded him that the economy would rebound from its current weakness.