Expense Ratio and Strategic Positioning With a competitive expense ratio of 0.08%**, the XLB ETF ensures cost-effective participation in the materials sector. Its strategic holdings highlight its ...

The world's largest exchange-traded fund, SPDR S&P 500 Trust (SPY), saw an outflow of $3.87 billion for the week ending March ...

The strategist highlights "value type stocks," like materials (XLB), industrials (XLI), heavy machinery, and consumer discretionary (XLY) sectors, as "companies that really need the economic wind ...

Explore last week's ETF inflows/outflows, sector trends, and market insights. Discover health care's gains, industrial losses ...

The top holdings of XLB include: LIN (20.9%), SHW (7.85%), FCX (6.25%), ECL (5.62%), APD (5.62%). These represent the largest positions in the ETF's portfolio.

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Detailed price information for S&P 500 Materials Sector SPDR (XLB-A) from The Globe and Mail including charting and trades.

Performance and Risk The ETF has added roughly 7.23% and is up about 21.22% so far this year and in the past one year (as of 03/26/2024), respectively. XLB has traded between $74.46 and $91.94 ...

This fund has relatively low exposure to ESG risk compared with its peers in the Natural Resources Sector Equity category, earning it the second highest Morningstar Sustainability Rating of 4 globes.