The S&P 500's VIX has closed in the 14-17 range for 25 consecutive trading days, the longest streak since May 1992. The only comparable period in the past 34 years was 2025, with 24 days. The index has also gone 26 days without a 1% decline, signaling an unusually calm market.
The S&P 500’s volatility index, the VIX, has finished between 14 and 17 points for 25 straight trading days, the longest run like that since May 1992, according to market data. A long time. In the past 34 years, only 2025 came close, with a similar streak of 24 straight days.
At the same time, the S&P 500 has now logged 26 consecutive trading days without even one drop of 1% or more. That’s rare. The market is moving through an unusually quiet stretch, and low volatility is defining trading right now.
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