31.   The dollar fell, following the U.S. bond market lower after a stronger-than-expected U.S. employment report.

32.   The U.S. currency had tracked U.S. bonds lower after the GDP report yesterday amid expectations foreign investors quitting the U.S. market would sell their dollar proceeds.

33.   Today, they were lower after the Wall Street Journal reported talks cooled.

34.   Today, however, they were lower after a Wall Street Journal story reported talks had cooled.

35.   U.S. bonds suffered their biggest loss in more than a week and dragged the dollar lower after a report on manufacturing revived concern that brisk growth will quicken inflation.

36.   U.S. stocks are expected to follow bonds lower after a report that an unexpectedly small number of people sought unemployment benefits last week.

37.   After following bonds lower immediately after the Treasury released the auction details, stocks recovered their composure thanks to a mild bond rebound.

38.   Analysts say investors have no reason to commit to stocks, including those priced lower after two weeks of consistent selling.

39.   Analysts said investors have no reason to commit to stocks, including those priced lower after two weeks of consistent selling.

40.   Bond prices are lower after a report on durable goods orders showed a big drop in demand for February.