The S&P 500 index delivered a total return of 10.2% in the first half of 2026, and analysis indicates that historically, such performance usually presages positive returns in the second half of the year.
Yahoo Finance analysis indicates that since 1927, in 30 years where the S&P 500 index gained more than 10% in the first half, 23 of those years also recorded positive returns in the second half, a win rate of 77%. Furthermore, in the 11 such years since 1990, the second half consistently achieved positive returns, with a median gain of nearly 10%. Despite strong historical data, analysts still believe that, given the current high inflation and interest rates, a repeat of a 10% gain in the second half should not be fully expected.
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