Archive · 3 Oct 2025
Hedge Funds Gain in September: Performance Overview
In September, hedge funds, which are investment groups, saw an average gain of 1.3%.
This happened while the stock market went up by 3.4% and bonds increased by about 0.7%.
Some specific funds did even better: Bridgewater's Pure Alpha fund went up by 6% for the month.
For the year so far, the Eureka Fund from Marshall Wace is up 8.04%.
Funds that use algorithms to trade stocks are also doing well, with gains of over 13% so far in 2025, according to Goldman Sachs.
Overall, some funds in Europe, Asia, and the Middle East did better than those in North America.
U.S. stock investments showed some expectation for the prices to rise.
Hedge funds saw a 1.3% return in September.
Managers in Europe, Asia, and the Middle East outperformed those in North America.
Global equities climbed 3.4% in September.
Bridgewater's Pure Alpha fund gained 6% in September.
Marshall Wace's Eureka Fund is up 8.04% year-to-date.
- Who
- Hedge funds
- What
- Returned an average of 1.3% in September.
- When
- September
- Where
- Global
- Why
- No specific reason provided in the article.
- Overall Hedge Fund Return (September)
- 1.3%
- Global Equities Increase (September)
- 3.4%
- Developed Market Bonds Rise (September)
- 0.7%
- Bridgewater Pure Alpha Fund (September)
- 6%
- Marshall Wace Eureka Fund (YTD)
- 8.04%
- Systematic Stock-Trading Funds (2025)
- Up over 13%