| February 29, 2000 |
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Bond yields edged up on Monday while blue chip stocks recovered somewhat from last weeks losses. According to Bank Rate Monitor, the average 30-year and 15-year fixed rate mortgage fell to 8.05% and 7.64% respectively. The one-year adjustable rate dropped to 6.65% and the 30-year jumbo rate declined to 8.35%. A slew of upcoming economic indicators and new corporate bond issues pushed bond prices down on Monday. The yield on the benchmark 30-year Treasury bond edged up to 6.19%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average zipped back over the 10,000 mark, jumping 176.53 points to 10,038.65. The Nasdaq composite on the other hand lost 12.65 points to 4,577.85.
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