91.   Rising inflation tends to damp bond prices because it erodes their value.

92.   Rather than anticipate a rising inflation rate, the policy makers now prefer to wait for concrete evidence before acting.

93.   Rising gold prices and fears of rising U.S. inflation make gold stocks attractive, Diaz said.

94.   Rising inflation can devalue these savings, which are held mainly in notes and bonds.

95.   Rising inflation tends to damp bond prices because it erodes the value of fixed-income securities and their coupon payments.

96.   Reports today on U.S. June consumer prices, industrial production and capacity utilization could provide evidence of stronger economic growth and rising inflation rates.

97.   Rising inflation and a weakening dollar tend to boost gold prices because it makes investors want to own hard assets like gold, Turk said.

98.   Rising inflation can diminish the value of future earnings, making investors less ready to pay high premiums for stocks.

99.   Rising inflation diminishes the value of bonds.

100.   Rising inflation tends to damp bond prices because it erodes the value of fixed-income securities over time.