51.   Japanese government bonds rose as slumping Tokyo stocks boosted confidence interest rates will remain low, increasing the allure of fixed-income securities.

52.   Japanese government bonds started the trading session up after the yen strengthened against the dollar overnight, increasing the allure of yen-denominated debt, market participants said.

53.   Japanese bonds rose as Tokyo stocks dropped, adding to unease over the economy and increasing the allure of fixed-income securities.

54.   Japanese bonds rose for the second day after a rise in the yen against the dollar increased the allure of yen-denominated debt.

55.   Lower interest rates could increase the allure of stocks relative to fixed-income investments.

56.   Lower rates would boost bonds by increasing the allure of older bonds issued when interest rates were higher.

57.   Lower U.S. rates could increase the allure of Japanese deposits and increase demand for the yen.

58.   Philippine stocks rose as lower interest rates increased the allure of equities such as property developers and banks.

59.   Rising yields in the U.S. could weigh on Japanese bonds by increasing the allure of higher-yielding U.S. securities.

60.   The dollar will likely rise if traders decide the Fed is likely to raise rates because higher U.S. rates increase the allure of dollar-denominated investments.