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News articleYahoo Finance· March 6, 2026

Stock market today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq sink after jobs report surprise, oil tops $90

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Stock market today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq sink after jobs report surprise, oil tops $90 US stocks tumbled on Friday as the key monthly jobs report surprised to the downside and oil prices surged amid a deepening Middle East conflict, raising inflation worries…
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  • If February's jobs report came in strong, he would switch to prefer holding rates steady, but given weak reading, he's likely to stick with bias to cut rates

    80% confidence
  • February's job report reflects structural changes in the job market where older Americans are retiring and companies are pausing hiring to see where AI can fill gaps

    80% confidence
  • This jobs report has got my attention. The labor markets may be a little weaker than we have seen so far

    80% confidence
  • Waiting for another 10% drop to Make Tech Value Again

    80% confidence
  • At this point, the Fed is facing two-sided risks

    80% confidence
  • With oil continuing to climb and shipping through Strait still disrupted, fuel prices are likely to keep rising through the weekend

    80% confidence
  • The Middle East conflict could 'bring down the economies of the world' and all Gulf energy exporters would shut down production within days, driving oil to $150 per barrel

    80% confidence
  • The only path to resolution in Iran is 'UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER'

    80% confidence
  • US will issue waiver allowing India to buy Russian oil stranded at sea

    80% confidence

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