111.   The NEW ZEALAND DOLLAR was little changed amid concern that a weak jobs report might prompt the central bank to call for lower interest rates and a weaker currency.

112.   The U.S. dollar was little changed amid renewed expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve may raise key interest rates at its policy meeting next week.

113.   Treasury bonds, meanwhile were little changed amid speculation that economic growth could still eventually speed inflation.

114.   U.S. bonds were little changed amid a perception that an increase in yields last week, and optimism for low inflation, would entice investors.

115.   U.S. bonds were little changed amid concern the economy may be growing fast enough to push Federal Reserve policy-makers to raise interest rates in the months ahead.

116.   U.S. bonds were little changed amid expectations that slower economic growth and inflation will keep yields from rising in the weeks ahead.

117.   U.S. bonds were little changed amid expectations the U.S. economy will slow enough to curb inflation and remain attractive for foreign investors.

118.   U.S. bonds were little changed amid growing expectations that the Federal Reserve will increase interest rates next week.

119.   U.S. bonds were little changed amid speculation that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates next week to keep inflation from gaining momentum.

120.   U.S. bonds were little changed amid waning concern the Japanese government will sell Treasury securities to bolster ailing financial institutions.