The expected return over the long run for the Global Market Index held steady in December vs. the previous month.

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The long-term performance forecast for the Global Market Index (GMI) continued to increase in November, marking a full reversal of the recent slide in ex ante data.

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The long-run performance outlook for the Global Market Index ticked higher in October.

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The return forecast for the Global Market Index held steady in June after ticking higher for four straight months.

The performance outlook for the Global Market Index ticked higher again in May.

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The long-run performance estimate for the Global Market Index ticked up again in March.

The long-term return return estimate for the Global Market Index edged up in February, rising from January’s estimate — the first increase in three months.

The long-term return forecast for the Global Market Index continued to ease in January, dipping to an annualized 6.6% total return.

The long-term return forecast for the Global Market Index ticked lower in December, easing to an expected 6.7% annualized total return.

The expected return for the Global Market Index continued to edge higher in September from the previous month. 

The expected return for the Global Market Index ticked up in August from the previous month.

The long-run performance for the Global Market Index rose to a 6.3% annualized pace in June.

The BCIg signaled a recession warning mid March 2023, but recovered and is no longer signaling a recession. However, the BCIw, continues to signal a recession which now is estimated to begin in 9 to 22 weeks.

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The expected long-run return for the Global Market Index ticked down to a 5.9% annualized pace in April, fractionally lower vs. last month’s estimate. 

The expected long-run return for the Global Market Index held steady at 6.0% annualized in March, unchanged from last month and close to its trailing performance over the past decade.

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The Global Market Index’s expected long-run performance held at 6.0% annualized in February, unchanged from last month, based on the average estimate for three models.

The long-run performance outlook for the Global Market Index ticked higher in January, reaching a 6% annualized forecast based on the average estimate for three models.

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