State Street Consumer Discretionary Select Sector SPDR ETF

XLY

Capitalización de mercado USD 22 mil M

State Street Investment Management launched four sector ETFs on Wednesday, built to give each sector's largest companies their full weight. Key Takeaways: XLKM aims to give Nvidia 20.93%, compared with 15.41% in its Select Sector counterpart, XLK.

Resilient spending could support American Express, Marriott, Walmart, and other consumer stocks despite Americans' gloomy outlook.

Amazon Prime members began shopping a 48-hour sale Tuesday as Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN) kicked off Prime Big Deal Days. The event runs through Oct. 7 and features deals across more than 35 categories, according to the company.

Four major Q4 catalysts could support stocks, from holiday spending and strong earnings to midterm-election trends. Here are four ETFs positioned to benefit.

Inflation may be a burden on the wallets of businesses and consumers alike, but “funflation” already sounds like a much more whimsical prospect.  Key Takeaways: A recent report from Bank of America took a look at the rise of “funflation”, also known as the rising price of fun.

U.S. equity markets were mixed this week, with technology and growth-related areas leading, while several defensive and rate-sensitive sectors moved lower. The NASDAQ 100 ETF rose 3.24%, and the S&P 500 ETF gained 1.29%, supported by strong performance in Technology, Communication Services, Health Care, and Industrials.

ETFs like AWAY are riding on "funflation" as consumers keep spending on hobbies, travel, music and leisure despite higher prices.

The U.S. stock market is entering a historically stronger stretch of the midterm-election cycle, but the next leg of the rally may have less to do with November's vote than with which parts of the market participate.

The State Street Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLP) has climbed 6.6% so far in 2026, according to State Street data as of September 21. The State Street Consumer Discretionary Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLY) has fallen more than 7% over the same stretch, a 13.

Three cyclical ETFs could benefit from improving U.S. growth, resilient consumer spending and AI demand despite inflation and rate-hike risks.