S&P 500 1-Year Return Surges: Equities Outshine Bonds

Tuesday, 2 April 2024, 07:20

The S&P 500 has experienced a remarkable 1-year trailing total return of 30.5%, significantly surpassing the historical average of 11.8%. This surge in equities has outperformed bonds and is driven by a massive gain since late October. Investors are witnessing an impressive performance in the equity market, emphasizing the strength of equities over bonds in the current financial landscape.
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S&P 500 1-Year Return Surges: Equities Outshine Bonds

Equities Outperform Bonds

Helped mainly by a massive gain since late Oct., S&P 500’s 1-year trailing total return through March-end clocked in at 30.5%, or nearly triple the historical average of 11.8%.


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