Bonds are taking a small beating this morning as February's Non Farm Payroll report showed that only 36,000 jobs were "lost" in the month (vs expectations that had increased during the week of a 75,000 number) and that the unemployment rate stayed steady at 9.7% (vs expectations for an increase to 9.8%).  Additionally, January's and December's job losses were revised lower.  In other negative news for bonds, which tend to do better based on a "fear" trade that generates a "flight to safety", the Greek debt crisis appears to be closer to resolution with Germany indicating that the steps Greece was taking to reduce government expenditures were a positive step towards the European union developing some form of bail out to make sure that Greece does not default on its debt.