1.   Argentine stocks fell for the first time in four days as rising U.S. bond yields lured investors away from emerging market equities.

2.   Argentine stocks fell, led by telephone issues, as rising U.S. bond yields drew investors away from emerging market equities.

3.   Argentine stocks, led by telephone companies, edged lower as rising U.S. interest rates prompted investors to sell emerging market equities and buy U.S. bonds.

4.   Argentine stocks fell for the first time in five days as a rise in U.S. bond yields lured investors away from emerging market equities.

5.   Argentine stocks suffered their biggest decline so far this year as rising U.S. interest rates drew investors away from emerging market equities.

6.   Argentine stocks rose as falling U.S. bond yields pushed investors into emerging market equities in search of higher returns.

7.   Argentine stocks rose for a second day as declining U.S. interest rates pushed investors toward emerging market equities in search of higher returns.

8.   Brazilian stocks were little changed today amid concern that rising U.S. interest rates could lure investors away from emerging market equities and into fixed-income securities.

9.   A continued rise in U.S. interest rates also weighed on stocks as investors shifted from emerging market equities to U.S. bonds to take advantage of higher yields.

10.   A decline in U.S. interest rates also lifted stocks as investors switched from U.S. bonds into emerging market equities in search of higher returns.