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Tech Held the Line, Energy Didn’t: Markets Split as Rates Stayed Sticky

Market Wrap-up for March 10, 2026: Tech Held the Line, Energy Didn’t: Markets Split as Rates Stayed Sticky

KAHROS Team

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* S&P 500 fell to 6,781.31 (-14.68) and the Dow dipped to 47,706.50 (-34.31), while the Nasdaq eked out a gain to 22,697.1042 (+1.1592).

* Treasury yields were mixed: the 10-year ended at 4.14 (up 0.0040003) and the 30-year at 4.775 (up 0.0349998), while the 5-year slipped to 3.72 (down 0.016).

* Energy got hit: WTI crude settled at 86.84 (down 7.93) and Brent at 91.07 (down 7.89); gold jumped to 5,202.8 (up 99.1).

* Crypto outperformed: Bitcoin closed at 70,301.69 (up 1,869.52), Ether at 2,043.96 (up 50.77), and Solana at 86.19 (up 1.23).

Tuesday, March 10, 2026 — KAHROS EOD Markets

Markets ended Tuesday with a split personality: big-cap U.S. stocks leaned softer, tech held up, bonds stayed jumpy at the long end, and crypto grabbed the mic.

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