1.   And Tuesday the dollar slumped after statements from Japan increased expectations of an income tax cut to help pull that nation out of its recession.

2.   Bonds initially fell as the dollar slumped against the yen, deepening concern that international investors may cut back on purchases of dollar-denominated securities.

3.   Bonds yesterday posted their biggest losses in six weeks as the dollar slumped and reports on manufacturing and labor suggested the economy may be strong enough to fuel inflation.

4.   Bonds also fell as the dollar slumped against the yen, deepening concern that international investors may cut back on dollar-denominated securities.

5.   Stocks were also mixed, while the dollar slumped against most major European currencies.

6.   The Australian dollar slumped against the U.S. dollar as investors speculated that an Australian bank sold the currency for dollars to finance its purchase of a U.S. bank.

7.   The Australian dollar also slumped to a seven-year low against the New Zealand dollar today, Henderson said.

8.   The dollar also slumped today after a private economist said the dollar is too strong.

9.   The dollar slumped against the deutsche mark after remarks by Bundesbank Vice President Johann Wilhelm Gaddum dampened expectations the German central bank will lower interest rates soon.

10.   The dollar slumped against the deutsche mark amid signs German interest rates will remain where they are for now.