61.   Borrowing costs have fallen this year with low inflation driving down bond yields.

62.   Both countries have low inflation and high unemployment.

63.   Both Japan and German have reputations for sound fiscal management and very low inflation.

64.   Bond investors cheer news of low inflation because it means the securities will hold more of their value over time.

65.   Bond investors favor low inflation because it preserves the value of the fixed income they get from bonds.

66.   Bond investors judged the combination of continued growth and low inflation to be just right.

67.   Bonds gained amid optimism for moderate growth and low inflation.

68.   Bonds relinquished their gains despite plenty of positive news about the outlook for low inflation.

69.   -- The new, all-powerful European Central Bank will deliver low inflation and consequently lower interest rates with a hard currency immune to speculators.

70.   -- to herald what he sees as a new era of low inflation and moderate returns on both stocks and bonds.