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In August, stocks rallied, fueled by an improving labor market, strong corporate earnings, and clarity on Fed tapering plans.

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In December, stock prices rallied thanks to multiple COVID-19 vaccines and the signing of a new fiscal relief bill.

In November, stock prices powered higher and energized investors thanks to a month-long succession of positive news events.

In October, stock prices felt increased pressure due to inaction on a second American fiscal stimulus bill and a rise in global COVID-19 cases.

In September, stock prices dropped as investors worried about stalled fiscal stimulus talks, the upcoming election, and new European coronavirus cases.

In August, stock prices surged as investors cheered positive news of a potential COVID-19 treatment and a month-long succession of upbeat economic data.

In July, stock prices climbed higher as investors focused on COVID-19 vaccine progress and better-than-expected corporate earnings reports.