41.   Bonds fell in early trading after the Federal Reserve released its monthly report on industrial production.

42.   Bonds fell in New York yesterday on concern a rate increase may be ahead.

43.   Bonds fell on favorable economic news, traders said.

44.   Bonds fell on Friday, pushing yields to a one-year high, after a string of reports suggested the economy was recovering faster than some had expected.

45.   Bonds fell on news of a stronger-than-expected economy and stocks and other financial markets followed.

46.   Bonds fell overnight, dragged down by a decline in the dollar that sparked speculation international investors were abandoning dollar-denominated securities, traders said.

47.   Bonds fell this week after a series of media reports fueled speculation the Bank of Japan was on the verge of raising interest rates.

48.   Bonds fell today after news of an unexpected April rise in sales of previously owned homes stirred concern that the economy is strong enough to generate inflation.

49.   Bonds fell today as Wall Street dealers who had been stockpiling Brady bonds, anticipating demand from funds after the holidays, sold as U.S. Treasury securities tumbled.

50.   Bonds fell yesterday amid concern about the possibility of stronger-than-expected jobs figures, which would suggest inflation might accelerate.