11.   Since the difference between U.S. and Canadian rates has now widened, investors will probably cut their stakes in Canada for higher-yielding U.S. issues, traders said.

12.   Still, foreign investors cut their purchases in recent day, amid signs the crisis may drag on for months.

13.   The dollar fell against major currencies as U.S. financial assets lost value, raising concern global investors will cut their stakes in American markets and sell dollars.

14.   The dollar fell against most major curencies after an early slump in U.S. bonds and stocks raised concern that overseas investors would cut their stakes in U.S. markets.

15.   The dollar fell against the yen after an early slump in U.S. bonds raised concern that overseas investors would cut their stakes in U.S. markets.

16.   The dollar tumbled against other major currencies after the slide in bonds raised concern that overseas investors will cut their stakes in U.S. financial assets.

17.   The dollar tumbled against most major currencies, following U.S. bonds and stocks down, as foreign investors cut their stakes in U.S. markets, traders said.

18.   The dollar tumbled against major European currencies after a slide in U.S. bonds raised concern that overseas investors will cut their stakes in U.S. financial assets.

19.   The dollar fell against major currencies as U.S. bonds and stocks plunged, raising concern global investors will cut their stakes in American markets and sell dollars.

20.   The dollar rose against most major currencies as rising U.S. bonds and steadying stocks eased concern that international investors would cut their stakes in U.S. markets.