- Dow Jones Monthly Report - July 2025 - Stock Market Watch
Executive Summary The Dow Jones Industrial Average navigated a complex landscape in July 2025, characterized by trade policy uncertainty, resilient corporate earnings, and evolving Federal Reserve policy The index experienced mixed performance early in the month, with the Dow dropping 0 9% on July 7 amid fresh tariff uncertainty As of July 8, the Dow closed at 44,240 76, down 0 37% for the
- July 2025 Market Commentary | Middlefield Group
Our Portfolio Management team analyzes the recent surge in market volatility, exploring the key geopolitical and economic factors at play
- 2025 Year to Date Best and Worst Performing Sectors . . . - CSIMarket
Year To Date 2025 Stock Market Winners and Losers by Sectors and Industries - CSIMarket
- Global stock markets’ best and worst performers in 2025 so far
European equities have emerged as the surprise stars of 2025, with Greece, Poland, Czech Republic and Spain leading the world in year-to-date gains
- Stock Market Chart By Month 2025 | StatMuse Money
The S P 500 (GSPC) had its best month this year last month, returning 5 2%
- Monthly Stock Sector Outlook (2025) - Charles Schwab
Our stock sector outlook is updated monthly and delivers expert insights into the 11 S P equity sectors, for example Energy, Health Care and Industrials
- Market Seasonality Report – July 2025: Will the S P 500
July has historically been a month where stock market volatility rises, with the VIX index rising by an average of 5 0% since 1990 Following the seasonal trend, the VIX declined last month to drop below 17 (approaching the 2023-2024 average in the mid-teens)
- 2025 Mid-Year Market Recap: Key Trends and Outlook | Vantage
The first half of 2025 was marked by sharp swings, political drama, and geopolitical shocks for market participants Markets started the year with positive momentum around President Trump’s return, tax cuts, and deregulation but momentum quickly faded after April’s “Liberation Day” selloff, driven by Trump’s tariffs threats, fiscal concerns, Fed tensions, and policy unpredictability
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