71.   Banks disdain many Blue Cross companies as too risky too get loans at low rates, Douglas Sherlock, a Philadelphia-based managed care analyst, said.

72.   Banks will continue to buy Japanese bonds to take advantage of low borrowing rates and increase profit margins, he said.

73.   Better to have some tax, albeit at a low rate, than none at all because the business has gone abroad.

74.   Besides low rates, companies are tapping into demand from money managers hungry for new investments.

75.   Beware of unusually low rates, especially for international service.

76.   Bond investors like low rates because many borrow at shorter maturities to fund their investments.

77.   Bond investors like low rates because many borrow at short maturities to fund investments.

78.   Bond investors like low rates because they often fund their fixed-income purchases by borrowing at shorter maturities.

79.   Bond prices are up too, meaning investors foresee low rates of inflation and low interest rates.

80.   Bond investors like low rates because they often borrow to fund their purchases.