41.   Canadian bonds, which provided investors with break-even returns in the first quarter, may fare poorly if higher U.S. rates lure investors away.

42.   Canadian bond traders are watching the Fed because an easing of U.S. interest rates would facilitate a similar drop by the Bank of Canada, Gregory said.

43.   Canadian bond trading ended at noon Eastern time.

44.   Canadian bonds also received a lift today from Goldman Sachs.

45.   Canadian bonds also were weighed down by rising U.S. bond yields.

46.   Canadian bonds and the dollar rebounded from early losses as poll results from central Canada showed the Liberals will probably retain their parliamentary majority.

47.   Canadian bonds and the dollar rose on the announcement, and stocks fell.

48.   Canadian bonds bucked that trend because of the ailing Canadian dollar, traders said.

49.   Canadian bonds ceded early gains and were little changed after U.S. indications that inflation may be stirring discouraged buying of fixed-income securities.

50.   Canadian bonds fell as stock markets in Asia rebounded, reducing the allure of Canadian and U.S. fixed-income issues as a safe haven from market volatility.