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Vanguard forecasts lower long-term returns for S&P 500

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Vanguard predicts that future returns for the S&P 500 may be lower than recent performance suggests. notes that while the S&P 500 returned an annualized 15.11% between 2016 and mid-July 2026, the long-term average return is closer to 10% annually. states that the next decade is unlikely to repeat the strong growth seen in the last ten years.

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The forecast suggests that investors relying on recent high growth figures may face disappointment. This outlook affects investor confidence regarding future market performance and retirement planning.

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  • VanguardIssued the forecast regarding S&P 500 returns

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    The negative outlook might impact investor confidence and future asset management revenue

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