1.   Another reason bonds may fall is that not all investors are yet convinced a rate increase is imminent.

2.   Argentine bonds also fell in tandem with U.S. Treasuries.

3.   As Brady bonds fall, Landis said, he is selling them and searching for bonds with short maturities and relatively high yields instead.

4.   Argentine bonds fell even as officials denied speculation that economic policy would change.

5.   As Japanese bonds fell, the profitability of the carry trade began to erode.

6.   As U.S. bonds fall and the yen strengthens, that trade becomes less profitable, they said.

7.   Asian bonds fell and the dollar rose.

8.   Asian bonds fell, as well.

9.   As the government and corporations sell new securities with higher coupons, the older bonds fall in price.

10.   Asset-backed bonds fell during the past two months as issuers flooded the market with new sales.