31.   Bond investors welcomed the news as further evidence of slower growth that will keep inflation in check and give the Fed little reason to raise borrowing costs.

32.   Bond investors welcomed the slowdown as further evidence of slower growth that will keep inflation in check.

33.   Bonds also gained as investors looked ahead to price and jobs reports for more evidence that turmoil in Asia and a slowing economy are keeping inflation in check.

34.   Bonds lost value amid concern a July surge in durable good orders could prompt the U.S. Federal Reserve to raise interest rates to keep inflation from accelerating.

35.   Bonds rose for the first time in four days as investors bet that a rate increase next week would keep inflation at bay.

36.   Bonds soared in Europe and the U.S., as investors bet slow growth will keep inflation from accelerating and make it more likely central will cut interest rates.

37.   Bonds were also buoyed by expectations that unemployment remained high in June, helping to keep inflation at bay.

38.   Bond prices fell on fears that the Federal Reserve will raise bank lending rates to keep inflation under control.

39.   Bond investors welcomed the news as further evidence of slower growth that will keep inflation in check and give the Fed little reason to raise borrowing costs anytime soon.

40.   Bond yields have climbed this year partly because faster economic growth fostered concern that the central bank will raise interest rates to keep inflation from accelerating.