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Reports on the rate increase of treasury bonds in the United States on May 7, 2001.

Presents an update on the trading of bonds in the United States as of October 5, 2000. Decline in the price of 10-year Treasury note; Remarks from Robert Pugliese of J.W. Genesis Financial; Factors that could affect the price of bonds.

Reports on the performance of bonds in the United States (U.S.) on August 3, 2000. Factor that caused the increase of bond prices; Role of the U.S. Federal Reserve in the Treasury bond price trend; Expectations from the July unemployment report.

Reports on the increase in the yields on short-term Treasury notes in the United States on January 26, 2000. What contributed to the increase; Implications of the fall in long-term yields; Factors that affect Treasury yields.

Reports on Treasury bond prices in the United States as of January 20, 2000. Reason for the prices; Comments from Tom Seay of Gradison-McDonald Asset Management.

Focuses on summer 1998 United States returns from bonds. Prices of US Treasury bonds; Long-term prospects for bonds according to Merrill Lynch investment strategist Charles I. Clough Jr.; Yield predictions.

Presents an update on the price of Treasury bills in the United States as of November 24, 1999. Reasons behind the decline in the price of 30-year Treasury bills; Amount of two-year notes sold by the government on November 23; Significance of the decline on the value of the dollar.

Presents an update on the trading of treasury bills in the United States as of November 15, 1999. Increase in the benchmark 30-year Treasury; Why both investors and dealers are weary of building positions in bonds; Results from treasury auctions for three-month and six-month bills.

Discusses the prices of notes and bonds in relation to economic strength in the United States. Prospect of higher interest rates for Treasury notes; Information on the price of the benchmark 30-year bond.

Provides information on the bond market in the United States. Short-term interest rates on Treasury securities; Yield on the two-year note; Key rates.

Reports a May 11, 1999 increase in long-term United States interest rates. Investor concerns; Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan's comments about the possibility of inflation; Scheduled meeting of Federal Reserve policy makers; Yield on the 30-year US Treasury bond; Stock market activity.

Reports that the prices of Treasury bonds fell for the second time in three days on October 22, 1998 in the United States (US). Price and yield of the benchmark 30-year bond; Investors' outlook on the US economy.

Presents information on some economic issues in the United States. Decrease in Treasury securities prices; Effect of bond prices on employment; Employment growth; Comment from Donald Fine, chief market analyst at Chase Securities. INSET: Key rates..

Presents the percentage rates of government securities in the United States for Monday, January 15, 1996.

Presents statistical information on federal financial agencies and zeroes for January 3, 1996.

Presents statistical information on treasury bills, bonds and notes traded on December 22, 1995.

Looks at treasury securities prices gaining in pre-Christmas trading. Statistics; Views of traders; Comments from Charles Roden, managing director at Josephthal, Lyon & Ross; Other comments made.

Presents statistical information on treasury bills, bonds and notes for December 18, 1995.

Presents statistical information on treasury bonds for December 13, 1995. Bond prices; Comments from Anthony Karydakis, senior financial economist at First Chicago Capital Markets. INSETS: Freddie Mac yields.;Key rates..

Presents statistical information for treasury bills, bonds and notes for December 13, 1995.

Presents statistical information on Treasury bills, bonds and notes in the United States for Friday, December 8, 1995.

Presents information on Treasury prices. Reports from Labor Department; Comments from market strategist Matthew Alexy.

Reports the decline of long-term Treasury securities on March 7, 1995, in the face of slide of the US dollar. Decline figures; Discussion on the trend.

Reports on the prices of Treasury securities in the United States on January 4, 1995. Explanation for the performance of the bond market.

Reports on the impact of a report by the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia on the Treasury securities and other bonds on December 15, 1994. Impact of report on concerns over rise of inflation; Speculation on decision of the Federal Reserve to raise short-term interest rates; Details of the index of general economic activity of the Philadelphia Fed; Prices of Treasury bonds, Municipal bonds and others.

Reports the mixed trading report of Treasury notes, bills and bonds. Figures of note and bond movement; Possible impact of interest rate hike on the market.

Comments on the performance of Government securities as reported on December 9, 1994. Details of the same; Assessment of the performance and forecast for the future.

Reports the mixed prices of Treasury securities on November 25, 1994. Factors benefiting the Treasury market; Information about the movement of Treasury bonds; Discussion on the prospects of further bond recovery.

Reports on the surge in Treasury securities due to the popularity of bonds. Reasons for surge in securities; Other information on stock and bond price movement.

Comments on the position of Government securities prices following auction of the same on October 25, 1994. Analysis of Treasury market; Details of auction of securities; Analysts' observations.

Analyzes the reasons for fall in prices of Treasury securities. Impact of the value of the dollar and concerns with the Government's report on the gross domestic product; Effect of Government securities; Analysis of the two-year note auction; Investments in fixed-income products; Views of the Treasury Secretary on the economy.

Reports rise in prices of Treasury securities for the second consecutive session. Reasons for rise; Views of experts regarding prices; Details of Government report; Market movements.

Provides information on the Labor Department's report on producer prices in September 1994. Prices of Government securities; Concerns on inflation; Speculations on rise in interest rates of Federal Reserve; Effect of gold and oil prices on the bond market; Views of economists on the Producer Price Index report.

Reports effect of not raising interest rates by Federal Reserve on fall of prices of Treasury long-term securities. Fall in rates of short-term Treasury Bills; Decision of Federal Open Market Committee; Views of Donald Fine, Chase Securities, on future raise in interest rates; Information on concerns about inflation; Views of Joseph V. Battipaglia, managing director of Sterling Advisors, on weakness in bond prices; Auction of two-year issue.

Presents rates of treasury bills, government bonds and notes in the United States as of April 26, 1996. Bidding rates; Asking rates; Percentage of yield changes.

Reports on the decline in United States (US) Treasury bond prices, on July 17, 1998, citing the weakness of the US dollar. Value of the 30-year Treasury bond following the decline; Information on the yield on the 30-year bond; Impact of speculation on the successor to Japanese Prime Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto, on trading; View of Dan Seto, senior economist at Nikko Securities company.

Reports on the increase in the price of Treasury bonds in the United States amid concerns over Japan and the United States (US), on July 6, 1998. Price of the 30-year Treasury bond; Decline in the yield of the bond; Comparison of the Japanese yen to the US dollar; Value of bills and notes traded; Average rate of the three-month and the six-month bills.

Reports that the sale of three-year notes by the Treasury in the United States, increase prices on May 12, 1998. Value of the notes; Comments from Tracy Eccles of the Treasury.

Presents information on Treasury securities in the United States, for March 31, 1998. How a regional manufacturing report contributed to increase prices; Reference to the second monetary policy meeting held by the Federal Open Market Committee of the Federal Reserve for 1998; Percentage increase in the 30-year bond.

Reports on the decline of stock market prices of United States Treasury securities on October 28, 1997. Surge in Dow Jones Industrial average; Concerns of traders on the market; Views of analysts on the Treasury auction.

Provides information on investors' reluctance to buy bonds on labor costs and the treasury market. Comments from the US Federal Reserve officials on bond rates; Information on treasury bond prices' early losses; Implications of the slight reduction of treasury bonds.

Reports on the increase of treasury bond prices on July 9, 1997 in the United States. Reason for the increase; Information on the bond's yield; Market participants expectations; Securities dealers preparations.

Examines the effect that expectations of increased interest rates by the Federal Reserve Board in the United States had on the Treasury prices on December 9, 1996. Comparison of increased prices to those on December 7, 1996; Statistics on interest rates.

Reports that prices of Treasury securities fell sharply yesterday and interest rates rose, as continuing evidence that the economy is recovering at a firm pace heightened fears of resurgent inflation. Price of the Treasury's 30-year bond fell $10 for each $1,000 of face value, and its yield, which moves in the opposite direction, rose from 6.34% on Friday to 6.41%, the highest yield since mid-August.

Reports that the Treasury market rallied sharply yesterday as strong demand at the auction for five-year notes and sudden buying interest from investors gave prices a lift on the last full day of trading before Christmas. Price of the 30-year bond jumped more than a point as the yield dropped to 6.21 percent. Dealers caught short.

Reports the rise in long-term treasury rates on 3rd October 1994 as a result of a growing economy. Speculation about rise in Federal funds rate; Details of performance of manufacturing and employment sector; Details of Treasury securities market movements.

Focuses on the reasons for rise in prices of Treasury securities. Details of bond market's performance and purchasing managers' report; Views of Herbert L. Davidson, senior vice president of Meyers, Pollock, Robbins Inc. on the rise.

Reports on higher movement of treasury prices due to retardation of economic growth according to Federal Reserve (Fed) chairman Alan Greenspan. Speculation of raised interest rates by Fed; Impact of rising prices on short-sellers of securities; Market observers on trend; Details of Greenspan's statements and its effects; Changes in prices of bonds and bills; Comments of P. Christopher Leary, senior vice president at SunAmerica Asset Management on bond trading.