101.   Treasury bills were faring better than bonds because the central bank might cut its most important interest rate, the securities repurchase rate, again on Tuesday.

102.   Treasury bills, by contrast, have maturities of not more than one year, pay no coupon interest, and are always issued at a discount.

103.   Treasury bills, though, are more likely to rally if the Fed takes no action this week, Larkin said.

104.   Treasury bills, which are most sensitive to changes in key rates, rose.

105.   Treasury bills and notes advanced in quiet trading after the Federal Reserve took no action on interest rates.

106.   Treasury bills and notes with maturities of five years or less are more vulnerable to interest rate increases by the Fed.

107.   Treasury bills, which are short-term government borrowings, would no longer be viewed so confidently as risk-free investments.

108.   Treasury bills, which have maturities of a year or less, are sold at weekly auctions at deep discounts from their value at maturity.

109.   Treasury bills are the winners.

110.   Treasury bills rose as European investors sought safety after a Socialist-led coalition won French elections yesterday.