41.   One reason they might be tempted to buy U.S. Treasuries again is that government bond yields in Japan are hovering at nine-month lows.

42.   Over the next few days, stocks could continue to rise if, as expected, government bond yields on both sides of the Rio Grande continue to fall.

43.   Recent rises in Japanese government bond yields sparked concern that yields have begun an upward trend after having reached record lows.

44.   Recent rises in Japanese government bond yields sparked concern that yields will start an upward trend after having reached record lows.

45.   Rising government yields raise borrowing costs for business and individuals, which can trim corporate profitability.

46.   Rising government yields increase borrowing costs for business and individuals, which can trim corporate profitability.

47.   Sales of new investment-grade bonds have slowed since mid-February, when a rise in benchmark government bond yields sent borrowing costs about a percentage point higher.

48.   Still, German government bond yields fell to a two-week low.

49.   Sputtering domestic stocks and record-low government bond yields are forcing Japanese investors to channel funds overseas in search of better returns.

50.   Sputtering domestic stocks and record-low government bond yields are forcing Japanese investors to channel funds overseas.