1.   Although bonds rose today, the volume of trading was below average.

2.   Argentine bonds rose after the government postponed a Eurobond sale, quelling concern there could be a glut of bonds on the market pushing prices down.

3.   Argentine Brady bonds rose for the second consecutive session after the government said it would cut spending to cover a budget shortfall, traders said.

4.   As a result, Japanese bonds rose, driving yields to their lowest level in a week.

5.   As bonds rose, the gap in yield between its bonds and Treasuries narrowed.

6.   As a result, bonds rose, fueling early gains for stocks and the U.S. currency.

7.   As Asian markets reeled, U.S. bonds rose.

8.   As bonds rise, pushing yields down, the return on equities becomes more appealing.

9.   Argentine bonds rose after Economy Minister Roque Fernandez was quoted by Reuters news service as saying the country might buy back some of its debt this year.

10.   Argentine Brady bonds rose as investors were encouraged by lower-than-expected yields at a government sale of Treasury bills today, traders said.