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SPY ETF Drops 1.3% Amid Weak Economic Data and Geopolitical Tensions The SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY) fell 1.31% on March 6, 2026, driven by a disappointing February nonfarm payrolls report and rising oil prices linked to geopolitical tensions. The broader S&P 500 Index (SPX) also declined, dropping 1.33% in regular trading, while the tech-focused Nasdaq-100 (NDX) fell 1.51%. These declines reflect growing concerns about economic slowdowns and energy market volatility. Fund flows数据显示 that SPY experienced net outflows of $11 billion over the past five trading days, indicating investors are reducing their positions in the ETF. However, retail sentiment remains positive, and hedge fund managers have increased their holdings of SPY in the last quarter, suggesting institutional confidence in the ETF’s long-term performance. Analysts at TipRanks predict a Moderate Buy rating for SPY, with an average price target of $830.45, implying a potential 23.51% upside. The ETF’s Smart Score of seven suggests it is likely to align with broader market trends over time. Among SPY’s top holdings, five stocks are projected to offer significant upside potential, while others, such as LyondellBasell, Valero Energy, and CF Industries, face downside risks. These insights highlight the mixed outlook for components of the S&P 500 amid current market conditions.#spdr_s_p_500_etf_trust #spy #s_p_500_index #nasdaq_100 #tipranks
