11.   Bonds plunged two weeks ago -- snapping a two-month rally -- after reports on manufacturing and employment revived inflation concern.

12.   Boom times like these inevitably raise inflation concerns in the minds of Fed policy makers, even though inflation is very low.

13.   Bond markets were steady to higher as gains on U.S. Treasuries offset inflation concern.

14.   A government report that industrial output rose more than expected last month failed to revive inflation concern.

15.   A stronger-than-expected report could prompt inflation concern among investors, driving stocks and bonds down.

16.   A surge in those costs this year could contribute to an overall rise in business labor costs, fueling inflation concerns.

17.   Broader averages fell, as a stronger-than-expected jobs report rekindled inflation concern and sent bond yields to their highest level in three months.

18.   Bunds again lagged the U.S. market, even though inflation concerns pushed U.S. bond yields higher.

19.   But wages rose substantially for the second consecutive month, which is likely to prevent inflation concerns from fading.

20.   Connecticut stocks rose this week, led by Cigna Corp., Aetna Inc. and other insurers, as the February jobs report eased inflation concern.