Sentence examples for rise sending from inspiring English sources

The yield on the 2-year note dropped 32 basis points to 2.02% as the bond soared, and the benchmark 10-year note was also on the rise, sending its yield down to 3.46%, down 16 basis points.

As companies face higher costs to get their cargo into the country, prices for many items would rise, sending down demand and sales, he predicts.

Mr Fillon's rise sends a particularly resonant further signal.

Widespread anticipation of today's rate rise sent the pound above $2.02 at one point yesterday.

Expectations of a further interest-rate rise sent the Aussie dollar above $0.95 for the first time since 1984.Sales of existing homes in America fell by 2% in March, but were still slightly above the recent low reached in January.

The Dow's rise sent many strategists into the neutral camp, thinning out the ranks of the bulls: Several strategists expressed concerns about the inflationary outlook in the remainder of the year, considering the economy's strong growth and the recovery of overseas economies.

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Shares rose, sending the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index to the highest level since June 2008, as better-than-estimated corporate earnings tempered investors' concern over slowing economic growth.

That meant that when supplies got tight, prices rose, sending a powerful economic signal to customers -- especially big businesses that had the most to lose -- to cut back energy use.

Treasury Prices Increase By Bloomberg News The price of the 30-year Treasury bond rose, sending its yield to a three-and-a-half- month low, after a report showed growth in job costs slowed in the second quarter.

The broad market also rose, sending the S&P 500 up 2.64% to 1354.