91.   By the same token, indexed home mortgages would effectively link financing costs to housing prices, because both would tend to rise and fall with inflation.

92.   CANADIAN government bonds fell with U.S. Treasuries after economic evidence and comments by U.S. central bank chief Alan Greenspan rekindled concern U.S. growth and inflation may speed up.

93.   Canadian government bonds fell with U.S. Treasuries as investors braced for comments from Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan that may rekindle concern U.S. central bank rates will rise soon.

94.   Canadian government bonds fell with U.S. Treasuries amid speculation U.S. inflation still may accelerate, driving interest rates higher.

95.   Cement makers, which saw prices fall with a surge in imports, are poised to benefit from a weaker peso as it raises the cost of imported cement.

96.   Canadian stocks fell for a third day, led by Canadian Pacific Ltd. and Barrick Gold Corp., as bonds fell with the Canadian dollar, pushing yields higher.

97.   Canadian stocks fell with bonds as a U.S. retail sales report renewed concern that the economy is growing fast enough to prompt the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates.

98.   Canadian stocks rose, sent higher by banking and utility issues as bond yields fell with investors betting low inflation and stable interest rates will spur corporate profits.

99.   Citicorp and other banks, whose profits rise and fall with interest rates, led the decline.

100.   Companies whose profits rise and fall with interest rates, such as banks and brokerage firms, gained.