SELECT SECTOR SPDR TRUST AMEX CONSUMER STAPLES INDEX (XLP) - Price, trends, fundamentals and chart - Passport to Wall Street

SELECT SECTOR SPDR TRUST AMEX CONSUMER STAPLES INDEX (AMEX: XLP)

Overview

current price

$59.99

$59.99

change

0.02 | 0.03%

0.02 | 0.03%

Yesterday's Close

59.97

open

59.98

volume

13.58 M

30d. avg volume.

13.44 M

1 day

59.78 - 60.23

52 weeks

48.33 - 60.07

p/e

0.00

beta

0.6218

market cap

11.97 B

dividend yield

2.67%

Industry

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News and Commentary

Stock market continues lower. The markets were lower again today though they did close off their lows of the session. Investors responded to more Chinese comments that seem to suggest there is no promise of a...

Weekly ETF update. The markets remain near all time record highs as investors continue to respond to an earnings season that was way better than analysts had predicted. The S&P 500

Markets Mixed into Fed Announcement The markets were mostly higher today ahead of Apple's earnings and the Federal Reserve's rate decision tomorrow afternoon. Due to that unknown, the S&P 500 was higher by only 2 i...

ETF weekly update. The markets have started the week by trying to recover from last Friday's sell off. Tuesday the markets were able to recover about half of those losses but technical traders note...

Top-Down Analysis of Markets The markets have moved into the final stages of the first quarter, all with gains to report. Today we go over all the different areas to see how things are going.

Markets Pull Back Off Highs The markets continue to hover near highs as investors are content to simply hold on at these levels. Today investors responded to the lack of a deal between Trump and Kim out of...

Markets mixed on earnings and retail numbers. The markets traded mixed today as earnings and Washington news became the focus. The Dow 30 was lower by 103, the S&P 500 sold off 7 but the Nasdaq was able to close higher by 6....

Sector ETFs Continue to Repair Themselves The markets have so far continued to recover from the strong October selloff this week. The S&P 500

Let the September volatility begin! The markets have started the month of September in true, historical fashion. September is typically a more volatile month and can be a down month as well. The S&P 500

Markets Remain Choppy at Highs The markets have started the week a little mixed with the S&P 500

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