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Even amid the market’s sharp ups and downs, the last three years of equity returns have been “normal” when considering the long arc of history.
As the new year begins, markets have grown somewhat more optimistic that the Federal Reserve will successfully bring inflation down without causing a deep recession. However, risks remain, which could lead to sustained higher interest rates and more headwinds to stock and bond returns.
For the upcoming midterms, commentators are likely to offer opinions on who will win and what impact the vote will have on markets. Looking at returns since 1926 shows that months when midterm elections took place did not tend to have returns that different than any other month.