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This wasn't the jobs report Wall Street was hoping for. It was “hard to find too much to like” about February’s labor-market update, said Baird investment strategist Ross Mayfield. Jeff Schulze, head
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Futures are trading lower as we prepare to finally end what has been one of the most volatile weeks in recent memory, with oil hitting its highest level since 2024. After a snap-back Wednesday that saw all the major indices close higher,
US$208.08 to US$208.35, keeping the focus on how analysts refine their views at the margin rather than make sweeping calls. That small move sits alongside a split in research opinion, with some firms lifting targets into the US$203 to US$228 range and others trimming them toward US$200 as they weigh the new CEO’s approach and the retail backdrop.
The selloff deepened, and the Dow Jones ( DJI) shed 1,200 points — on pace for its worst drop since Liberation Day — while the S&P 500 ( SP500) hit its lowest level of 2026. Treasury yields shot higher, with the 10-year (US10) topping 4.1%. The VIX ( VIX) — the fear gauge — hit a three-month high. And gold ( GLD) and silver ( SLV) sank.