Market Metrics, 3/6/26
For the folks playing along at home:
Dow Jones Industrial Average: 47,501.55, down 453.19 (0.95%)
S & P 500: 6740.02, down 90.69 (1.33%)
NASDAQ Composite: 22387.68, down 361.31 (1.59%)
2-Yr US Treasury Yield: 3.558%, 0.035 (0.02%)
5-Yr US Treasury Yield: 3.731% down 0.002 (0.01%)
10-Yr US Treasury Yield: 4.133%, down 0.007 (0.2%)
Gold: 5181.30, up 102.60 (2.02%)
Silver: 84.690,up 2.51 (3.05%)
WTI: 91.27, up 10.26 (12.67%)
iemanja
(57,724 posts)More than the market numbers.
alwaysinasnit
(5,603 posts)lastlib
(28,036 posts)Good question, though. At the moment, I don't see that as a likelihood. It's more of a response to high stress in the lending markets, which isn't really the case right now. It could happen down the road, but we're not there--yet. Watch the Treasury bond yields for clues to something happening; if they start rising rapidly, the Fed may move, but I think it will have to get a LOT worse before it moves. A sooner response would be a rate cut by the Fed, unless things turn REALLY dire really fast (like 2008).
alwaysinasnit
(5,603 posts)BlueWaveNeverEnd
(13,872 posts)Wiz Imp
(9,756 posts)Record Close: 50,188.14 (Feb 10, 2026).
Intraday High: 50,512.79 (Feb 10, 2026).
lastlib
(28,036 posts)(I'm wondering if EvaBlondi is wishing she'd kept her mouth shut about the "50K Dow".....)