51.   Falling bond prices -- and rising yields -- make it more expensive for companies to borrow the money needed to finance their businesses.

52.   Falling bond yields also make stocks a relatively more attractive investment.

53.   Falling bond yields could help stocks.

54.   Falling bond yields help stocks by lowering borrowing costs for companies, which in turn help future corporate profits.

55.   Falling bond yields helped the advance.

56.   Falling bond yields increase the attraction of the returns offered on stocks.

57.   Falling bond yields make bank stocks a relatively more attractive investment.

58.   Falling bonds and stocks often hurt the dollar because as international investors flee U.S. markets, they convert the dollar proceeds into other currencies.

59.   Falling U.S. bonds, meaning higher yields, weigh on Japanese bonds by increasing the allure of relatively higher-yielding overseas debt.

60.   French benchmark stocks closed at a record high as dollar-fed gains by exporters such as Valeo SA offset falling bonds.