91.   Bond yields rose in response to a government report that the economy grew at a faster pace than expected in the first quarter.

92.   Bonds fell, dragging stocks lower, after government reports gave mixed signals on whether the economy might be growing fast enough to accelerate inflation.

93.   Bonds have declined in the past two weeks amid concern the economy is growing at a pace fast enough to accelerate inflation.

94.   Bond traders fretted that the economy is growing fast enough to speed inflation.

95.   Bond yields fell after the government said the economy grew at a slower pace in the second quarter than previously reported, without speeding up inflation.

96.   Bond yields have jumped a number of times in the last month on concerns that the economy is growing faster than believed earlier in the year.

97.   Bonds could also face declines if reports next week show that the U.S. economy is growing fast enough to boost inflation and prompt higher interest rates.

98.   Both are signs the economy is growing more slowly than expected.

99.   Both indicators will be a sign of how fast the economy is growing.

100.   Both reports reinforced expectations the Japanese economy is growing too slowly to prompt an interest rate rise any time soon.