The Dow Jones Industrial Average concludes the summer season with a historical average gain of 9.5% since 1964, providing a seasonal benchmark as the autumnal equinox arrives.
The article references the Dow Jones Industrial Average's historical average summer gain of 9.5% since 1964, providing seasonal context without making a current market call.
As the autumnal equinox concludes the summer season, market data highlights a historical trend for the Dow Jones Industrial Average. Since 1964, the index has posted an average gain of 9.5% during the summer months, measured from the May-June lows.
According to the Stock Trader's Almanac, the Dow Jones Industrial Average has seen an average gain of 9.5% during the summer period, measured from the May-June lows, since 1964.