21.   Any sign that inflation is accelerating could drive yields still higher and prompt the Federal Reserve to raise benchmark interest rates.

22.   Another slide in the Canadian dollar led to higher yields on fixed-income securities maturing in five years or less.

23.   Any further increase in U.S. rates draw funds from Canada in search of higher U.S. yields.

24.   Any sign that the economy is picking up enough steam to accelerate inflation could drive yields still higher and even prompt the Federal Reserve to raise benchmark interest rates.

25.   Any sign that the economy is picking up enough steam to accelerate inflation could drive yields still higher and possibly force the Federal Reserve to raise benchmark interest rates.

26.   Any sign that the economy is picking up enough steam to accelerate inflation could drive yields still higher and prompt the Federal Reserve to raise benchmark interest rates.

27.   Aromax gives higher yields of aromatics than conventional methods.

28.   As a result, Wall Street firms and investors could demand higher yields.

29.   As a result, many investors have been calling financial planners like Douglas Hanke, president of Florida Financial Advisors, in Tampa, in search of higher yields.

30.   As long as short-term muni-bond rates remain lower than long-term rates, that leaves more money for the common shareholders, and therefore higher yields.