91.   Low rates have boosted bonds by making it cheaper for investors to fund bond purchases.

92.   Low rates have boosted bonds by making it cheaper for investors, in particular commercial banks, to fund their bond purchases.

93.   Low short-term rates boost bond prices by allowing investors a sure profit.

94.   Low short-term rates boost bonds by making it cheaper to fund bond purchases.

95.   Lower rates boost shares because investors see the potential for lower corporate costs and therefore higher profits.

96.   Lower rates boost stocks by cutting borrowing costs and by making future corporate earnings more valuable.

97.   Lower rates could boost bonds by making it cheaper for investors to fund their bond purchases.

98.   Lower rates would boost the dollar by making U.S. deposits more attractive.

99.   Mainly, low rates boost corporate profits by making borrowing cheaper and reducing debt-payment burdens.

100.   Low rates boost bonds because many investors fund bond purchases by borrowing at shorter maturities.