$1 in 2010 is worth $1.45 in 2025, up 0.45% over 15 years. Average annual inflation rate was 2.49%, totaling 44.68% increase. Dollar buys only 68.966% of what it could in 2010. Current inflation rate is 2.75%, expected to reach $1.03 next year
Nasdaq Composite tracks 3,000 tech companies, making it more volatile. S&P 500 represents 500 largest US companies across 11 sectors. Dow Jones Industrial Average consists of 30 blue-chip companies
S&P 500 is a market-capitalization-weighted index of 500 leading U.S. companies. Launched in 1957 by Standard & Poor's, now includes 503 components. Index represents largest U.S. companies and is widely used as market gauge
S&P Global was founded in 1860s as Poor's Publishing and Standard Statistics Bureau. Company merged in 1941, acquired by McGraw-Hill in 1966. Renamed S&P Global in 2016 after merger with Dow Jones Indices
Trump's policies include tariffs, immigration tightening, and regulatory changes. Net U.S. growth expected to remain relatively stable in 2025. Inflation forecast slightly raised, Fed easing expectations reduced. Positive demand effects from regulatory reset and fiscal actions
$1 in 1984 is worth $3.04 in 2024, up $2.04 over 40 years. Average annual inflation rate was 2.82% between 1984-2024. Cumulative price increase reached 203.65% over 40 years. Dollar buys only 32.895% of what it could in 1984