Karen Moscow

And taking a look at futures this morning, they are falling after the jobs data with S&P futures down six-tenths of a percent.

Dow futures down three-tenths of a percent.

NASDAQ futures, they're down eight-tenths of a percent.

Ten-year treasury yield at 4.23 percent.

And the private jobs data from Challenger Gray and Christmas revived worries about an economic slowdown.

And technology shares are also weighing.

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We want to get to President Trump's wide-ranging interview with NBC News.

But first, a look at the jobs market this morning.

U.S.

companies announcing the largest number of job cuts for any January since the depths of the Great Recession in 2009.

That's according to data from outplacement firm Challenger Gray and Christmas.

It showed companies last month announced 108,435 job cuts.