1.   Banks also fell as bond yields rose, after striking record lows yesterday.

2.   Bond yields rose as investors speculated that economic reports in coming days will show inflation is accelerating.

3.   Bonds yields rose this week as evidence consumer prices were stable last month failed to convince money managers that inflation will stay under control.

4.   Bond yields rose after the Federal Open Market Committee left benchmark interest rates unchanged following its two-day meeting yesterday and today.

5.   Bonds of most major governments declined and yields rose as international investors were lured by U.S. Treasuries with yields near an eight-month high.

6.   Even after the unfavorable jobs report, bond yields rose for a third day, boosted by buying from investors seeking refuge from falling stocks.

7.   Financial stocks such as ING Group NV were among the biggest decliners after bond yields rose on that renewed interest rate speculation.

8.   Gilt-edged yields rose and sterling dropped after the news, although share prices barely moved.

9.   In February, bond yields rose and the price of the popular Treasury futures contract at the Chicago Board of Trade plunged.

10.   Italian stocks fell back as local bond yields rose, while other European indexes were higher, buoyed by another record-setting day on Wall Street Friday.