21.   Falling government yields lower borrowing costs for business and individuals, which helps corporate profitability.

22.   Government bond yields fell across Europe, led by Britain.

23.   Government bond yields were down moderately but stayed near their two-year highs.

24.   Government yields help set the cost of corporate and individual borrowing and when rising are a two-fold attack on stock prices.

25.   Government bond yields set a benchmark for long-term interest rates critical to investment among businesses and individuals.

26.   Government yields are used to set borrowing rates on corporate debt.

27.   Government bond yields dropped amid expectations that Republicans will maintain control of Congress and President Bill Clinton will win a second term.

28.   Government bond yields dropped to an all-time low today and stocks rose as investors wagered the U.S. economy will continue to expand with little or no inflation.

29.   Government bond yields dropped to an all-time low today as investors wagered the U.S. economy will continue to expand with little or no inflation.

30.   Government bond yields, a benchmark for some consumer interest rates, soared amid mounting speculation that Japanese investors may curb their purchases of Treasury securities.