S&P 500 Extends 1,000-Session Run Without a New 52-Week Low

The S&P 500 has gone more than 1,000 consecutive trading sessions without recording a new 52-week low, placing the benchmark’s current run among the longest in its history.

The streak ranks as the sixth-longest on record as of Monday, Oct. 12.

The milestone reflects the length of the index’s advance without a fresh 52-week low, extending a period of sustained trading strength for the benchmark.