11.   Japanese bonds will likely rise to a record high in the coming week, bolstered by optimism the Bank of Japan will keep interest rates low.

12.   Japanese bonds will likely rise in the days ahead amid confidence that the economic recovery is still too fragile to allow the Bank of Japan to raise interest rates.

13.   Like adjustable loans, the rates on the bonds rise or fall by a set amount every year.

14.   Telephone shares, whose dividends look less attractive as bond yields rise, led the decline, along with banks.

15.   Stocks look relatively less attractive to investors as government bond yields rise.

16.   The extent bonds rise next week depends on whether Japanese stocks can attract investors, to prompt them to shift funds from bonds to shares.

17.   U.S. bonds rise as Fed report suggests inflation subdued.

18.   Treasury bonds rise Traders did not see signs of fast enough economic growth to increase inflation.

19.   When yields on investment grade bonds rise, junk-bond prices must fall to keep their yields at an appetizing altitude above them.

20.   When the Fed reduces rates, short-term bond yields also drop, which means bond prices rise.