Dealers attributed the market's improved tone to its expectations, later proved correct, that the weekly and monthly money supply figures would not rise.

Dealers attributed the unusual swings to the thinness of the market.

Dealers attributed the dull session largely to the lack of any significant economic data.

Dealers attributed the weaker bond prices more to the absence of buyers than any significant selling pressure.

Dealers attributed much of the early advance to a sharp decline in the stock market.

Dealers again attributed the rise in bond prices to this week's surge in the value of the dollar.

Dealers attributed the loss to the yen's continued weakness against the dollar.

Dealers attributed the situation to a lack of economic news.

Dealers attributed much of the renewed buying to the weakness of the domestic and Japanese stock markets in recent days.

Dealers attributed the early declines to fears that the dollar was facing another day of heavy selling.