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It’s been a tough time for mid-cap blend stock funds, but the top performers are staying competitive with the broader market. ; On average, mid-cap blend funds are up 2.8% in 2023, while the overall stock market as measured by the Morningstar US Market Index is returning 12.2% as of Sept. 26, 2023. ; Among the top performers are Vanguard, T. Rowe Price, and FMI. A tilt towards smaller-cap companies is a common characteristic among these funds. ; During the 2022 bear market, mid-cap blend stock funds delivered for investors, losing only 14.1% compared to the 19.4% loss of the overall stock market. The gains posted in 2023 by large-company stocks helped even out returns for the trailing 12-month period ending Sept. 26, 2023. During this period, mid-cap blend funds gained 12.7% on average, while the overall stock market gained 18.5%.
More fund houses are switching their Article 9 funds to less stringent Article 8 categories, according to Morningstar data