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End of year closing price and daily average closing price of the Dow Jones Industrial Average from 1915 to 2021

Characteristic	End of year	Average
2021	36,338.3	34,055.29
2020	30,606.48	26,890.67
2019	28,538.44	26,379.55
2018	23,327.46	25,046.86
2017	24,719.22	21,750.2
2016	19,762.6	17,927.11
2015	17,425.03	17,587.03
2014	17,823.07	16,777.69
2013	16,576.66	15,009.52
2012	13,104.14	12,966.44
2011	12,217.56	11,957.57
2010	11,577.51	10,668.58
2009	10,428.05	8,885.65
2008	8,776.39	11,244.06
2007	13,264.82	13,178.26
2006	12,463.15	11,409.78
2005	10,717.5	10,546.66
2004	10,783.01	10,315.51
2003	10,453.92	9,006.64
2002	8,341.63	9,214.85
2001	10,021.57	10,199.29
2000	10,787.99	10,729.38
1999	11,497.12	10,481.56
1998	9,181.43	8,630.76
1997	7,908.3	7,447.01
1996	6,448.27	5,739.63
1995	5,117.12	4,494.28
1994	3,834.44	3,794.22
1993	3,754.09	3,524.92
1992	3,301.11	3,284.08
1991	3,168.83	2,929.04
1990	2,633.66	2,679.45
1989	2,753.2	2,510.33
1988	2,168.57	2,061.48
1987	1,938.83	2,277.53
1986	1,895.95	1,793.1
1985	1,546.67	1,327.99
1984	1,211.57	1,178.59
1983	1,258.64	1,190.78
1982	1,046.54	884.53
1981	875	932.95
1980	963.99	891.14
1979	838.74	844.38
1978	805.01	821.13
1977	831.17	894.37
1976	1,004.65	975.2
1975	852.41	802.89
1974	616.24	759.13
1973	850.86	924.07
1972	1,020.02	950.08
1971	890.2	884.87
1970	838.92	753.12
1969	800.36	875.72
1968	943.75	903.96
1967	905.11	879.48
1966	785.69	872.78
1965	969.26	910.7
1964	874.13	834.09
1963	762.95	714.69
1962	652.1	639.14
1961	731.14	691.74
1960	615.89	618.02
1959	679.36	632.57
1958	583.65	491.26
1957	435.69	476.07
1956	499.47	493.21
1955	488.4	442.69
1954	404.39	334.34
1953	280.9	275.84
1952	291.9	270.35
1951	269.23	257.41
1950	235.41	216.28
1949	200.13	179.67
1948	177.3	179.78
1947	181.16	177.48
1946	177.2	191.52
1945	192.91	169.66
1944	152.32	143.32
1943	135.89	134.92
1942	119.4	107.15
1941	110.96	121.93
1940	131.13	134.64
1939	150.24	142.57
1938	154.76	132.36
1937	120.85	166.45
1936	179.9	162.07
1935	144.13	120.35
1934	104.04	98.16
1933	99.9	84.5
1932	59.93	64.53
1931	77.9	138.6
1930	164.58	236.04
1929	248.48	313.54
1928	300	226.17
1927	200.7	176.07
1926	157.2	153
1925	151.08	134.4
1924	120.51	99.65
1923	95.52	94.87
1922	98.17	93.24
1921	80.8	73.39
1920	71.95	90.01
1919	107.23	99.79
1918	82.2	80.97
1917	74.38	87.87
1916	95	95.27
1915	99.15	74.45

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June 2022

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Survey time period

1915 to 2021

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The Dow Jones Industrial Average is (DJIA) is possibly the most well-known and commonly used stock index in the United States. It is a price-weighted index that assesses the stock prices of 30 prominent companies, whose combined prices are then divided by a regularly-updated divisor (0.15199 in February 2021), which gives the index value. The companies included are rotated in and out on a regular basis; as of mid-2022, the longest mainstay on the list is Procter & Gamble, which was added in 1932; whereas Amgen, Salesforce, and Honeywell were all added in 2020. As one of the oldest indices for stock market analysis, the impact of major events, recessions, and economic shocks or booms can be tracked and contextualized over longer periods of time.

Due to inflation, unadjusted figures appear to be more sporadic in recent years, however the greatest fluctuations came in the earliest years of the index. In the given period, the greatest decline came in the wake of the Wall Street Crash in 1929; by 1932 average values had fallen to just one fifth of their 1929 average, from roughly 314 to 65.