61.   European bonds pared earlier gains after the jobs report was released.

62.   European stocks fell after the U.S. jobs report.

63.   Even so, some investors are leery about jumping the gun and loading up on bonds until they see the next jobs report.

64.   Extra attention is being paid to the March jobs report after February non-farm payrolls rose more than twice the forecasted level.

65.   Extra attention will be paid to the jobs report after February non-farm payrolls rose more than twice the forcasted level.

66.   Extra attention will be paid to the March jobs report after February non-farm payrolls rose more than twice the forcasted level.

67.   Extra attention will be paid to the jobs report after February non-farm payrolls rose more than twice the forecasted level.

68.   Extra attention will be paid to the March jobs report after February non-farm payrolls weighed on bond prices when the number rose more than twice the forecasted level.

69.   Fears that a U.S. jobs report to be published tomorrow could lead the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates to rein in inflation also weighed on prices.

70.   Financial markets had a mixed reaction to the job report.