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Vanguard forecasts lower 10-year return for U.S. stock market

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Vanguard published a 10-year forecast covering various asset classes. The company projects the U.S. stock market will deliver an annualized return between 4.8% and 6.8% over the next decade. This projection is considerably lower than the 15.4% annualized return the S&P 500 achieved since 2015.

From aol.com

Why it matters

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The forecast suggests that future performance for U.S. stocks may not match the high returns investors have experienced in recent years. The report also highlights other asset classes that could perform better in the years ahead.

From aol.com

Who's involved

  • VanguardPublished the 10-year market analysis and stock market forecast.
  • NvidiaVanguard holds Nvidia stock as a major component of its investment funds.
  • MicrosoftVanguard holds Microsoft stock as a major component of its investment funds.
  • ExxonMobilVanguard holds shares of ExxonMobil through various investment funds.

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  • Royal Bank of CanadaSpeculative

    The forecast suggests developed markets outside the U.S. might lead to increased investment demand for Royal Bank of Canada.

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