The financial markets have experienced significant ups and downs so far in 2025. But tracking stock performance doesn’t need to be equally as tumultuous.
This page is dedicated to keeping you up to date with the year-to-date (YTD) performance of all the stocks in the S&P 500. Whether you’re tracking your investments or analyzing the broader market, you’ll find a clear, detailed view of how each company is performing so far this year.
Track the progress of the S&P 500 stocks to make more informed investment decisions.
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State of the market
The markets have had a bit of a wild ride so far in 2025, marked by plenty of ups and downs. Investors were cautiously optimistic to start the year, but geopolitical tensions and shifting domestic policies have introduced some major bumps along the way.
The S&P 500 took a heavy hit in April after the introduction of new tariffs, with the index dropping over 10% in just a few days. That marked its roughest stretch since the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Although markets saw a brief rebound following some tariff relief, investor confidence is still shaky. There’s growing concern about inflation, a potential recession and ongoing policy uncertainty, which has led many analysts to lower their year-end forecasts for the S&P 500.(1)
Put this S&P 500 performance information into action
Understanding the S&P 500’s YTD performance is just the first step. To make the most of the opportunities in today’s market, you need a brokerage account that gives you the tools, insights and flexibility to act when it matters most.
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Matt Miczulski is an investments editor at Finder. With over 450 bylines, Matt dissects and reviews brokers and investing platforms to expose perks and pain points, explores investment products and concepts and covers market news, making investing more accessible and helping readers to make informed financial decisions.
Before joining Finder in 2021, Matt covered everything from finance news and banking to debt and travel for FinanceBuzz. His expertise and analysis on investing and other financial topics has been featured on CBS, MSN, Best Company and Consolidated Credit, among others. Matt holds a BA in history from William Paterson University. See full bio
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