91.   The market rallied after falling sharply early on news of a strong economy, which also sent bonds down sharply, said Kansas City trader Kirk Vietti.

92.   The market rallied sharply this week after the announcement that the cap would be raised.

93.   The market rallied strongly in the morning, with the help of falling interest rates.

94.   The market had rallied in morning trading on optimism that meetings between senior Japanese and U.S. finance officials would spur Japan to take stronger steps to jump-start its economy.

95.   The market often rallies on the Friday before Labor Day.

96.   The market would later rally as the United States intervened and the battle drew to a quick conclusion.

97.   The market could rally for a couple of days, then resume its sell-off, because of nervousness about interest rates.

98.   The market rallies whenever the prospects for continued low interest rates are heightened.

99.   The portfolio manager also said, with inflation in check, bonds are still a good value even though the market has rallied in recent months.

100.   The selloff of dollars and bonds may also reflect the fact that both markets had rallied so strongly in the first week and a half of the year.