61.   Bond yields fell after the report.

62.   Bond yields fell in recent months because investors are convinced that, one way or another, deficit reduction will be accomplished, Stiglitz said.

63.   Bond yields fell to record lows after a closely watched quarterly survey from the Bank of Japan showed ebbing business confidence.

64.   Bond yields fell to the lowest in seven weeks after the Labor Department reported an unexpected drop in employment for September.

65.   Bond yields fell, brightening the outlook for future earnings and making stocks more attractive, as concern eased that international investors would curb their Treasury purchases.

66.   Bond yields have fallen in recent weeks as evidence of slowing economic growth accumulated and progress was made in Washington towards a partial agreement to balance the federal budget.

67.   Bond yields have fallen in recent weeks as evidence of slowing economic growth accumulated.

68.   Bond yields have fallen this year amid expectations that inflation would continue to show little threat of accelerating.

69.   Bonds yields fell, making it cheaper for state and local issuers to borrow, after the government reported August home resales dropped.

70.   Bonds yields initially fell because the report showed few signs that the pace of the economy was forcing labor costs or prices higher.