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By: FEDweek StaffThe three stock-oriented TSP funds again posted substantial losses in June, with the large company stock C fund down 6.55 percent, the small company stock S fund down 7.95 percent and the international stock I fund down 8.21 percent.
Those funds are down 19.96, 27.92 and 18.95 percent year to date and 10.62, 29.8 and 17.11 percent over the last 12 months.
The bond F fund also fell again in June, by 1.94 percent; it is down 10.08 percent year to date and 10.05 percent over the last 12 months.
The government securities G fund rose 0.29 percent in June, with a year to date gain of 1.15 percent and a 12-month gain of 1.89 percent.
The June returns for the lifecycle L funds were: Income, -1.6; 2025, -2.98; 2030, -4.37; 2035, -4.84; 2040, -5.29; 2045, -5.69; 2050, -6.07; 2055, 2060, 2065, -7.25.
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