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lastlib

(28,489 posts) Fri Feb 27, 2026, 06:42 PM Feb 27

Market Metrics, 2/27/26

For the folks playing along at home:

Dow Jones Industrial Average: 48977.92
S & P 500: 6878.88
NASDAQ Composite: 22668.21
2-Yr US Treasury Yield: 3.387%
5-Yr US Treasury Yield: 3.506%
10-Yr US Treasury Yield: 3.952%
Gold: 5296.50
Silver: 94.385
WTI: 67.24

(If you think of something you want added to this, DM me, and we'll see what we can do.)
Happy investing, everyone!

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Market Metrics, 2/27/26 (Original Post) lastlib Feb 27 OP

Treasury 10 year - lowest yield it's been in about 1 1/2 years except for one day last October, and before that progree Feb 27 #1

Perhaps add the change of the index in addition to value. Like +125.58, or something. question everything Feb 27 #2

If you do add change from the previous Friday or whatever, I would much rather it be a percentage change /nt progree Feb 28 #3

A very good point lastlib Feb 28 #4

I agree. /nt progree Feb 28 #5

progree

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1. Treasury 10 year - lowest yield it's been in about 1 1/2 years except for one day last October, and before that

Reply to lastlib (Original post)

Fri Feb 27, 2026, 08:07 PM

Feb 27

Last edited Fri Feb 27, 2026, 08:42 PM - Edit history (1)

hasn't been at or below this level since Sept 2024.

Great news for those with intermediate bond portfolios who have suffered mightily for about 5 years now.

5 years ago, the yield was about 1.55%

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/%5ETNX/

For bonds, when yields rise, prices/values fall.

For people without substantial intermediate or long-term stuff, but have new money to invest, the drop in yields is of course unfortunate.