71.   Bonds rallied sharply Tuesday after a Labor Department report showed that consumer prices rose in July at the level that Wall Street had expected.

72.   Bonds rose in early trading after the government said the economy had trouble absorbing the flood of new high school and college graduates into the work force.

73.   Bonds rose in late trading, canceling earlier losses, as some fund managers gambled that the economy will slow later this year.

74.   Bonds rose in the afternoon, mirroring the decline in stocks, said Yoshihiro Motohashi, a trader at Tokai Bank.

75.   Both rose in the days after the offering.

76.   Brady bonds declined in afternoon trading after rising in the morning, on concern U.S. voters could fail to reelect Republican deficit hawks, traders said.

77.   Bond prices rose in early trading, bolstered in part by a cut in German interest rates that helped the dollar.

78.   Bonds could rise in the morning, however, if a monthly economic report indicates the economy remains too weak to withstand higher interest rates.

79.   Bonds rose in earlier trading as a weaker dollar boosted the allure of yen-denominated debt.

80.   Bonds rose in recent weeks as Fed officials left interest rates unchanged and other reports suggested the economy was losing steam.