41.   After shrugging off a strong jobs report Friday, a lot of investors now appear to be having second thoughts.

42.   Broader averages fell, as a stronger-than-expected jobs report rekindled inflation concern and sent bond yields to their highest level in three months.

43.   But analysts also note that the jobs report is not necessarily as bad as it looks on the surface, since unemployment rates lag other economic trends.

44.   But analysts said they did not think the strength of the jobs report would force the Fed to raise interest rates when its policy-making committee meets on Wednesday.

45.   But the jobs report showed signs that there is still growth.

46.   But the monthly jobs report, from the US Department of Labor, is a timely barometer.

47.   By itself, the jobs report signaled continued strength in the economy and was hailed by officials here as evidence that expansion remained brisk.

48.   Canadian stocks plunged after a stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs report dampened hopes for a drop in interest rates, analysts said.

49.   By the end of the day, though, seeing that the jobs report had buoyed the market, he put all that money back in.

50.   Canadian stocks are expected to decline as a stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs report extinguished hopes that interest rates will fall, analysts said.