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Treasurys swing back and forth after the August jobs report comes in far lower than expected, with prices now about where they started ahead of the release. Ten-year notes up 8/32 to yield 2.14%. The disappointing number doesn't necessary mean gains in Treasurys because what matters is now the report might influence the Fed's policy decision in two weeks. While the headline figure missed, the two prior months were revised up and the initial August number has a history of getting revised up significantly. Those are all factors investors are taking into consideration. Stocks also choppy, recently extending losses, S&P futures down 20.25.