1.   Bonds fell in morning trading, at one point dropping to their lowest since last week, as a stronger dollar dimmed the allure of yen-denominated debt.

2.   A weaker dollar could dim the allure of dollar-denominated debt.

3.   A weaker dollar would dim the allure of foreign investments.

4.   In financial markets, government bonds slumped as the weaker dollar dimmed the attraction of Treasury securities for international investors.

5.   In financial markets, government bonds were lower as the weaker dollar dimmed the attraction of Treasury securities for international investors.

6.   Japanese bonds fell, at one point dropping to their lowest since last week, as a stronger dollar dimmed the allure of yen-denominated debt.

7.   Japanese bonds fell, pushing the benchmark yield to the highest since last week, as a stronger dollar dimmed the allure of yen-denominated debt.

8.   Japanese bonds rose amid concern a weaker dollar could dim the outlook for the economy and prevent the central bank from raising interest rates.

9.   Japanese government bonds fell as the strengthening dollar dimmed the allure of yen-denominated assets and sparked concern investors will shift funds overseas.