31.   Bond prices were steady, and the dollar fell.

32.   Bonds declined and the dollar fell against most major currencies.

33.   Bonds overcame early losses suffered when the dollar fell to a five-month low against the yen, raising concern Japanese investors will purchase fewer Treasury securities.

34.   A reduction in interest rates now could cause the already weak dollar to fall further by reducing the returns in short-term interest rates here.

35.   A true professional would shut up and play and let the dollars fall where they may.

36.   Against the yen, the dollar fell in Asian trading on persistent concern interest rates in Japan may soon rise, boosting the returns on yen deposits.

37.   After rising sharply, the dollar fell slightly against the Japanese yen, while it closed up against the German mark.

38.   But because the dollar has fallen sharply in value against the Japanese yen, Matsushita is actually taking a loss.

39.   But he also acknowledged that in the short term the yen would most likely rally and the dollar would fall.

40.   But the dollar fell against the German mark.