51.   Higher short-term rates hurt bonds by making it more expensive for investors to procure funds with which to invest in bonds.

52.   Higher U.S. yields, and the threat of higher interest rates in the U.S., could hurt domestic bonds today, analysts said.

53.   Higher interest rates hurt bonds.

54.   Higher rates hurt bonds because they reduce the attractiveness of existing issues which pay lower yields.

55.   Higher U.S. rates hurt Brady bonds, most of which are guaranteed by U.S. Treasuries.

56.   Higher U.S. rates hurt Brady bonds, which are partly backed by U.S. Treasury bonds.

57.   Higher U.S. yields hurt domestic bonds by boosting the urge to shift funds into relatively more attractive overseas assets.

58.   Higher U.S. yields hurt Japanese bonds by increasing the urge to shift funds into overseas debt.

59.   His comments hurt bonds because inflation erodes the value of fixed-income assets.

60.   Higher rates would hurt bonds by making it more expensive for investors to fund their bond purchases.