61.   Argentine stocks suffered their biggest decline in four months as soaring U.S. bond yields caused investors to pull out of emerging equity markets.

62.   ARGENTINE stocks were mixed as a week-long rally in steel shares was offset by bank shares that declined by a rise in U.S. bond yields.

63.   As a measure of investor despair, stocks are still falling though dividend yields are at their highest relative to bond yields in more than five years.

64.   Anticipating an FOMC move, traders have pushed bond yields higher over the past week.

65.   As a measure of investor despair, the gap between dividend yields and bond yields has narrowed to its lowest level in more than five years.

66.   As bond yields climb, borrowing costs rise, putting pressure on corporate profits.

67.   As bond yields continue to fall it only consolidates that position, Hood said.

68.   As bond yields remain relatively high, these fixed-income investments have coaxed money away from stocks.

69.   As bond yields rise, prices drop.

70.   As bond yields soared today, stock prices dove.