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Gold seasonality: the best and worst months

Since 2000, gold's strongest month on average has been January (+2.95%) and its weakest June (−0.87%). Below: every month's average and median return, how often it rose, and the strongest and weakest days of the year.

Jan: +2.95%JanFeb: +1.23%FebMar: +0.21%MarApr: +1.28%AprMay: +0.27%MayJun: −0.87%JunJul: +0.93%JulAug: +2.50%AugSep: +0.43%SepOct: +0.13%OctNov: +1.33%NovDec: +1.45%Dec
Average monthly return of gold, 2000 to last month. Strongest month outlined.

Every month

MonthAverageMedianYears upYears
January+2.95%+3.21%65%26
February+1.23%+0.87%58%26
March+0.21%−0.44%46%26
April+1.28%+1.49%62%26
May+0.27%−0.16%50%26
June−0.87%−1.63%42%26
July+0.93%+1.43%58%26
August+2.50%+3.06%73%26
September+0.43%−0.73%48%27
October+0.13%+0.35%50%26
November+1.33%+0.57%58%26
December+1.45%+1.89%65%26

Strongest and weakest days of the year

Strongest daysAvgUp
Dec 26+0.83%100%
Oct 6+0.68%79%
Dec 1+0.67%67%
Apr 9+0.64%61%
Oct 25+0.60%95%
Weakest daysAvgUp
Sep 23−0.59%42%
Oct 31−0.59%30%
Jun 10−0.52%47%
Aug 24−0.51%39%
Apr 15−0.51%61%

Average one-day return on each calendar date, across every year it was a trading day.

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