41.   Now, investors want more evidence the economy is losing steam before pushing yields lower.

42.   Other traders said bonds have already come so far so fast that more big gains are unlikely without clear signs the economy is losing steam.

43.   Otherwise, while companies may be stuck with excess goods, the economy also would lose a buffer against a possible recession.

44.   Revenues are also trailing off as the economy loses some of its momentum.

45.   Shares of consumer product companies, which traditionally have steady earnings even when the economy slows, look attractive amid signs that the U.S. economy is losing its punch.

46.   Signs of weakness in housing construction and sales, for example, suggest the economy may lose momentum after the November presidential election, Palash said.

47.   Some analysts say the Fed should cut rates further, because the economy is losing power.

48.   Some analysts say the Fed should cut rates further, because the economy is losing steam.

49.   Some investors, too, are betting rates are more likely to fall further than rise, though some are seeking more proof the economy is losing steam.

50.   Some traders recalled their surprise when the U.S. economy unexpectedly lost jobs in April and May.