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The Real Estate Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLRE)

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39.53+0.25 (+0.64%)
At close: 04:00PM EDT
39.57 +0.04 (+0.10%)
After hours: 07:48PM EDT
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Previous close39.28
Open39.37
Bid39.40 x 38500
Ask39.62 x 1000
Day's range39.37 - 39.62
52-week range31.99 - 40.75
Volume5,662,032
Avg. volume7,308,042
Net assets5.92B
NAV39.55
PE ratio (TTM)30.28
Yield3.39%
YTD daily total return-0.65%
Beta (5Y monthly)1.20
Expense ratio (net)0.09%
Inception date2015-10-07
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