1.   Initially, leading world stock Markets rose strongly following the rate cut.

2.   The drawing suggests that the broken arrow rises to follow the management arrow.

3.   Australian stocks rose following an advance in U.S. equities as concern eased that declining Asian shares may spark falls worldwide.

4.   Bond yields rose following the trade figures.

5.   Bonds rose following the report, since it made it less likely the central bank would raise interest rates from historic lows.

6.   Bond prices rose following the repo tender.

7.   Bonds rose following the figures, buoyed partly by the slower-than-expected employment growth and the concentration of growth in part-time jobs, rather than full-time.

8.   Bonds rose following the report, with yields shedding about three basis points.

9.   Bond yields could rise following the output report, though, because it suggests the economy may be expanding at a pace that could cause inflation to accelerate.

10.   Boston Bancorp shares rose following their departure, in part because investors believed the two stood in the way of a sale of the company.