1.   Australian bonds fell on selling linked to the expiry of March bond futures contracts and amid persistent concern that economic growth is picking up faster than expected.

2.   Bonds fell and the dollar rose almost a quarter cent immediately following the report.

3.   Bonds fell as investors fretted the economy is growing quickly enough to prompt another interest rate boost.

4.   Brady bonds fell for a second day, with Mexican par bonds reaching a three-month low, as U.S. interest rates rose.

5.   FRENCH bonds fell amid speculation there is limited scope for any further cuts to European interest rates.

6.   Japanese bonds fell after the package was announced, pushing yields to nine week highs.

7.   Japanese bonds fell as investors were concerned a glut of bonds could weigh on demand, traders said.

8.   Japanese bonds fell as Tokyo stocks rebounded from five-month lows, dampening expectations a stock decline would weigh on the economy.

9.   Other borrowers refrained from selling bonds while benchmark Treasury bonds fell and yields rose.

10.   The bond market fell, a sign fixed income investors fear their investments will be eroded by accelerating inflation as the economy recovers.