Where is each index starting the year 2026?
We’ll take a look below across stocks, bond yields, currencies, commodities, and crypto.
US Equity Indexes
S&P 500 – 6,850
NASDAQ Composite – 23,235
Dow Jones Industrial Average – 48,382
Russell 2000 – 2,208
International Equity Indexes
FTSE 100 – 9,923
DAX – 24,527
CAC 40 – 8,145
Euro Stoxx 50 – 5,850
Nikkei 225 – 50,339
TOPIX – 3,409
Hang Seng – 25,606
Shanghai Composite – 3,970
MSCI Emerging Markets Index (EEM ETF) – 54.94
US Treasury Yields
3-Month T-Bill – 3.62%
2-Year Treasury – 3.49%
5-Year Treasury – 3.75%
10-Year Treasury – 4.19%
30-Year Treasury – 4.86%
Global Sovereign Bond Yields Germany
10-Year Bund – 2.38%
UK 10-Year Gilt – 4.02%
Japan 10-Year JGB – 1.12%
Italy 10-Year BTP – 3.95%
Major Currency Pairs (FX)
EUR/USD – 1.175
USD/JPY – 153.40
GBP/USD – 1.35
USD/CHF – 0.83
AUD/USD – 0.71
USD/CAD – 1.32
NZD/USD – 0.66
US Dollar Index DXY – 97.90
Energy Commodities
WTI Crude Oil – 57.32
Brent Crude Oil – 61.20
Natural Gas (Henry Hub) – 3.62
Precious Metals
Gold (Spot) – $4,345 per ounce
Silver – $75.20 per ounce
Platinum – $2,142 per ounce
Palladium – $1,850 per ounce
Industrial Metals
Copper – $5.70
Aluminum – $3,010
Nickel – $16,765
Agricultural Commodities
Corn – 4.37
Wheat – 5.07
Soybeans – 10.30
Coffee – 2.25
Sugar – 0.21
Crypto Assets
Bitcoin – $90,500
Ethereum – $4,850