1.   According to emerging market debt traders, the prices for Latin American debt did not merely follow U.S. treasury prices.

2.   Reports showing a wider U.S. trade deficit and weaker consumer sentiment eased fears of an overheating economy on Friday and sent treasury prices sharply higher.

3.   Treasury prices advanced after a report by the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia showed growth was moderating.

4.   Treasury prices are higher.

5.   Treasury prices declined.

6.   Treasury prices drifted in light trading as investors braced for a fresh batch of intermediate Government notes.

7.   Treasury prices ended flat after recouping earlier losses prompted by a sharp decline in value of the dollar.

8.   Treasury prices ended higher Friday in a quiet and abbreviated session.

9.   Treasury prices ended higher in a shortened session Friday, drawing foreign investors after stock prices slumped in Asia.

10.   Treasury prices ended higher on Monday, bolstered by buying overseas and by expectations that the Federal Reserve would keep interest rates steady.