81.   Bond traders decided the economy was growing too fast and could spark inflation.

82.   Bond yields have fallen in recent months on concern the U.S. economy is growing fast enough to spur inflation, which erodes bonds value over time.

83.   Bond yields have risen during the last two weeks, indicating that some investors are concerned that the economy may be growing fast enough to accelerate inflation.

84.   Bond yields surged as reports last week suggested the economy is growing at a faster-than-expected pace in the third quarter.

85.   Bonds also rose amid expectations the economy is growing too slowly to trigger an acceleration in the inflation rate.

86.   Bonds fell after a U.S. report showing weak retail sales last month convinced traders the U.S. economy was not growing fast enough to stir inflation.

87.   Bonds have declined in the past two weeks amid concern the economy is growing at a pace fast enough to speed inflation.

88.   Bonds then pared the loss as a report showing slower manufacturing in the Chicago area eased concern the economy is growing fast enough to exacerbate inflation.

89.   Bond yields began rising in late August as reports suggested the economy is growing at a faster-than-expected pace in the third quarter.

90.   Bond yields fell after the government said the economy grew at a slower pace in the second quarter than previously reported, while inflation remained subdued.