Seasonality Snapshot

Westpac (WBC.AX)

Banking · Asia · Singapore & Australia
✓ VERIFIED · 15YR REAL DATA
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
NEUTRAL SEASONALITY — August
Strongest Month
February
+4.21% avg · 63% win rate
Weakest Month
May
-1.64% avg · 56% win rate
MonthAvg ReturnWin Rate
January +1.40% 69%
February +4.21% 63%
March -1.43% 50%
April +1.39% 63%
May -1.64% 56%
June -0.11% 63%
July +3.30% 75%
August NOW +0.42% 56%
September -0.88% 53%
October +2.82% 67%
November +1.06% 53%
December +0.19% 47%
These figures are computed from 15 years of actual monthly closing prices. Past seasonal patterns are not a guarantee of future performance. See our methodology for how this is calculated, or visit the Academy to learn how to read seasonal data responsibly.

Westpac seasonality — common questions

What is Westpac's best month historically?
Historically, February has been Westpac's strongest month, averaging +4.21% with a 63% win rate over 15 years of data. May has been the weakest at -1.64%.
Is Westpac seasonal?
Westpac shows a measurable seasonal pattern: its best and worst months differ by 5.85 percentage points on average. These figures come from 15 years of real monthly closing prices. Seasonality is a historical tendency, not a prediction.
How does Westpac historically perform in August?
Westpac is currently in August, which has historically averaged +0.42% with a 56% win rate. That is a historically neutral window.

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