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S&P 500 Just Had Its Best Quarter Since 2020 — But June Told a Different Story
Yahoo! Finance·Thursday, 2 July 2026
The S&P 500 posted a 14% gain in its best quarterly performance since 2020, according to a new report. However, the final month of that quarter — June — saw the Magnificent 7 lose roughly $2 trillion in market cap, suggesting the rally may be losing steam. The divergence between the strong quarterly number and the weak monthly finish is creating mixed signals for investors.
Why It Matters
Indian investors in US-linked mutual funds, ETFs, and global equity schemes would have benefited from the quarterly surge, but the June stumble is a warning sign worth watching.
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