1.   Falling bonds prompt concern foreign investors will sell the U.S. securities and the dollars they reap from doing so.

2.   Japanese bonds were little changed as Bank of Japan bond purchases offset concern that rising Tokyo stocks will divert investors from bonds.

3.   Japanese government bonds may trade little changed as the positive impact of falling U.S. bond yields offsets concern a wave of new domestic bonds might drive down prices.

4.   Japanese government bonds traded little changed as the positive impact of falling U.S. bond yields offset concern that a wave of new domestic bonds might drive down prices.

5.   Mexican shares fell for the fourth time in five sessions after a rise in U.S. bond yields revived concern that interest rates are headed higher.

6.   Mexican stocks fell after rising U.S. bond yields raised concern that local interest rates would rise, hurting economic growth and company earnings.

7.   Mexican stocks fell for the first time in five sessions as rising U.S. bond yields revived concern that higher interest rates might hurt company earnings.

8.   Mexican stocks fell for the second day as soaring U.S. bond yields fueled concern that U.S. and local interest rates will rise and hurt company earnings growth.

9.   Mortgage securities were little changed against Treasury notes as higher bond yields eased concern that homeowners will prepay the underlying loans.

10.   Mexican stocks fell as rising U.S. bond yields revived concern that interest rates are headed higher, overshadowing prospects of robust domestic economic growth.