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Compare performance, returns, and yields for sovereign and corporate bonds around the world. Get updated data for Bloomberg Barclays Indices.
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- Returns on Bloomberg Us Aggregate Bond Index vs. S&P 500
- Bloomberg Aggregate Statistics
- S&P 500 Statistics
- Comparative Statistics
- A 50-50 Split
- Figures from 1928-2021
The table below shows the return of the two indices on a year-by-year basis between 1980-2021. Information is gathered from multiple sources.
The Agg's performance: 1. Years Positive: 38 of 42 2. Highest Return: 32.65%, 1982 3. Largest Decline: -2.92%, 1994 4. Average Annual Gain (1980-2018): 7.41% (Note: This is simply the average gain, not an average annualized total return.)
The S&P 500's performance: 1. Years Positive: 35 of 42 2. Highest Return: 37.20%, 1995 3. Largest Decline: -36.55%, 2008 4. Average Annual Gain: 13.52%
Some interesting statistics: 1. Years Bonds Outperformed: 11 of 42 2. Years Stocks Outperformed: 31 of 42 3. Bonds’ Largest Margin of Outperformance: 41.79%, 2008 4. Bonds’ Largest Margin of Underperformance: -34.17%, 2013
How would a 50-50 allocation of $1,000 invested in 1928 between the two indices have fared? 1. Years Positive: Bloomberg 37 of 42, S&P 500 34 of 42 2. Highest Return: Bloomberg $1,461, S&P 500 $28,353 3. Largest Decline: Bloomberg -$299, S&P 500 -$10,850 4. Average Annual Gain: Bloomberg $581, S&P 500 $8,751
The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis has measured the returns of stocks, Treasury bills, and 10-year Treasury bonds since 1928. Some interesting figures from 1928-2021 are: 1. Stocks averaged an annual return of 11.82% in the period from 1928-2021, while T-bills and T-bonds averaged 3.33% and 5.11%, respectively. 2. $100 invested in stocks in 1928...
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Jun 27, 2023 · The Bloomberg Barclays US Aggregate Bond Index (ticker: LBUSTRUU), formerly known as the Lehman Aggregate Bond Index and the Barclays US Aggregate Index, was created in 1986 with backdated history going back to 1976. The index has been maintained by Bloomberg L.P. since August 24th 2016. [1] .
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Mar 4, 2015 · Today, the index excludes more than 16% of the investable, taxable, fixed-rate U.S. bond market. But Barclays does offer a more representative market proxy in the Barclays U.S. Universal...
