91.   Record-low domestic interest rates have boosted bonds by making it cheaper for investors to fund their bond purchases.

92.   Record-low Japanese rates have boosted bonds by making it cheaper for investors to fund their bond purchases.

93.   Rising short-term rates weigh on bonds because many investors fund bond purchases by borrowing in the money market.

94.   Since most are not profitable, they depend on investors to fund their research.

95.   Speculation rates are headed higher hurts bonds because many investors fund bond purchases by borrowing at shorter maturities.

96.   Speculation that rates are headed higher hurts bonds because many investors fund bond purchases by borrowing at shorter maturities.

97.   Speculation that rates are headed higher weighs on bonds because many investors fund bond purchases by borrowing at shorter maturities.

98.   That boosts bonds as many investors fund their bond purchases by borrowing at shorter maturities.

99.   That could give Japanese bonds a lift because many institutional investors fund their bond purchases by borrowing at shorter maturities.

100.   That drove bond prices lower since record-low rates have made it cheaper for investors to fund bond purchases.