The economy shed 92,000 jobs, while the 10-year yield swung between 4.11% and 4.20%.
Your Daily Market Brief  The labor market just delivered its first truly ugly headline in years. February's jobs report showed the economy shed 92,000 positions, marking a decisive break from the gradual softening we've watched unfold since early 2025. Yet mortgage rates barely budged, and the 10-year Treasury yield spent the day whipsawing between 4. 11% and 4. Read Full Analysis |
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