11.   Bank stocks fell because the U.S. jobs report indicated interest rates will steady or even rise, said John Kinsey, portfolio manager at Caldwell Securities Ltd. in Toronto.

12.   Because recent data have sketched an outline of a robust economy, many economists have raised their expectations of the strength of the job market report.

13.   Bond prices were little changed today, erasing earlier gains, as a surge in oil prices and rising tension on the Middle East overshadowed the jobs report.

14.   Bond yields rose as fixed-income traders speculated that the jobs report may suggest that inflation and interest rates are poised to rise.

15.   Bonds pared earlier gains after the jobs report was released.

16.   Bond yields rose in reaction to the jobs report.

17.   Bond prices fell by more than one and a half points in the morning reaction to the jobs report before recovering more than a third of their losses.

18.   Bond traders often stay out of the market for a few days before the jobs report.

19.   Bonds pared gains after the jobs report.

20.   Brady bonds declined as investors on Wall Street and Latin America bet a market tumble is in store when the U.S. releases a jobs report tomorrow.