Returns & Performance

Year-to-Date Return

Definition

What is Year-to-Date Return?

The investmentAn asset or commitment of money made with the expectation of future income, growth, or both. return from the start of the current calendar year to the stated measurement date.

Example in practice

How This Looks in Practice

A unit price rising from $10 on 1 January to $10.80 gives an 8% price return year to date.

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