1.   Another increase could boost the allure of the U.S. currency.

2.   Bonds initially rose at the start of trading as sputtering stocks boosted the allure of stable fixed-interest income.

3.   Bonds rose in early trading after declines in Asian and European stocks boosted the allure of fixed-interest securities.

4.   Bonds rose initially as falling stocks boosted the allure of bonds as a safe haven for investors, and convinced traders to buy back bond futures contracts.

5.   Bonds also got support as a weaker dollar boosted the allure of yen-denominated debt.

6.   Bonds rose initially as falling stocks boosted the allure of bonds as a safe haven for investors.

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

8.   A Fed rate rise would have boosted the allure of dollar-denominated deposits, drawing investors to the currency.

9.   A rising dollar can boost the allure of dollar-based assets for investors who must convert their proceeds into weaker currencies.

10.   A rising Canadian dollar also boosts the allure of assets denominated in that currency.