111.   Low interest rates have boosted bond prices by making it cheaper for investors to fund their bond purchases.

112.   Low interest rates have made it cheaper for investors to fund bond purchases.

113.   Low interest rates have made it cheaper for investors to fund their bond purchases.

114.   Low interest rates lift bonds by making it cheaper for financial institutions to raise funds in the money market and invest in bonds.

115.   Low interest rates make it cheaper for companies to invest in equipment, new buildings and workers.

116.   Low rates boost bonds by making it cheaper for commercial banks and other investors to fund bond purchases.

117.   Low short-term rates have supported bonds by making it cheaper for investors to fund their bond purchases.

118.   Lower borrowing costs make it cheaper for companies to finance their businesses and boost the size of earnings and dividends paid shareholders.

119.   Low interest rates boost bonds by making it cheaper for investors to fund their bond purchases.

120.   Low interest rates boost bonds by making it cheaper for investors, particularly Japanese commercial banks, to fund bond purchases.