31.   Before the market opened, the yield had fallen three basis points.

32.   Because yields fall as prices rise, a flattening curve indicates greater demand for longer-term securities.

33.   Benchmark mortgage bond yields fell less than Treasury yields, widening the difference between them.

34.   Bond prices rose on the report, while yields fell.

35.   Bond yields fell across Europe, led by Britain.

36.   Bond yields fell after a revised U.S. economic report showed growth with little inflation.

37.   Bond yields fell after the producer price report.

38.   Bond yields fell for a second day, adding to the optimism for stocks.

39.   Bond yields fell in Spain and Denmark.

40.   Bond yields fell to eight-month lows, benefiting financial companies.