81.   U.S. bonds surged after a government report showed that the economy lost jobs last month, diminishing concern that inflation will accelerate.

82.   Upcoming consumption numbers, particularly for housing and vehicles, will show the economy is losing steam, he said.

83.   U.S. bonds rose, driving yields to the lowest in almost four months, after a Federal Reserve report suggested the economy is losing steam and inflation is quiescent.

84.   U.S. factories produced fewer goods in September as orders declined, an industry group reported, a sign the economy is losing steam.

85.   U.S. reports last week on jobless claims, manufacturing and housing construction suggested that the economy is losing steam.

86.   U.S. Treasury bonds were higher after the report, because it suggests the economy is losing momentum and is unlikely to heat up inflation.

87.   Overall, the economy lost more jobs last year than in any other in the past two decades.

88.   A string of data over the last month has confirmed that the economy is losing stamina.

89.   Also weighing heavily on business sentiment in Japan are signs the U.S. economy is losing momentum.