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SPDR S&P Regional Banking ETF (NY:KRE)

56.59 -0.27 (-0.47%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 10:32 AM EDT, May 9, 2025 Add to My Watchlist
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Ford is undergoing a major brand makeover to convert its classic iconic models while also guiding the American public to understand the economic value of switching to electric and hybrid vehicles. 
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REITs And Utilities Show Glimmer As The S&P Wilts
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The Russell 2000, Retail And Transportation Tell A Story
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Smart Investors Know The Importance Of Inflation Protection
One of the most significant economic sectors on the planet is agriculture, which has been greatly affected by climate change and recent geopolitical events. 
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Energy Shines As The Luster Of Tech Is Tarnished
The S&P 500 finished near the low of the session as energy finished as the top-performing sector and technology stumbled. 
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The Final Call: How To Go Short On Banking, Real Estate
On CNBC’s “The Final Call,” Carter Worth said that interest rate areas are “sensitive to what’s going on in the long end of the curve.” 
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Granny Retail - Can The Consumer Hang In There?
It’s important to remember that the US consumer makes up approximately 70% of our economy. Without shopping and consumerism, our economy would not be the largest in the world. 
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Grain Prices Suggest Inflation Far From Peaking
Grain prices are now rising due to strong global demand for these agricultural commodities and a lack of supply, due to adverse weather conditions, from droughts to floods, and the Ukraine conflict. 
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Financials ETFs: Can The Rebound Continue?
Bank stocks have rebounded since mid-June as some investors believe that much of the bad news is already priced in and valuations look attractive at current levels. 
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Market Rolls Over. Is There A Bull Case?
Today is the moment the bears have been waiting for. Right now, the market looks poised for a continuation based on these volatility-based indicators. 
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Potential Signs That Could Derail The Economy
The last six weeks have brought a partial market recovery. Most of the media and financial reporters have been telling us how much better everything now seems. 
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5 Financial ETFs Outperforming The Market
The financial sector has been outperforming in recent weeks driven by the comeback of risk-on trade. 
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The Bulls Are In Charge
While investors are pleased by the recent tepid CPI inflation data, the S&P500 was at significant resistance until Wednesday morning. 
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Will Bank Stocks Divergence Lead To Another Market Crash?
A look at a long-term ratio chart of the Bank to S&P 500 Indices. 
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Can Gold And Silver Hold Recent Gains?
As a hedge against stagflation and uncertainty, it seems that a long-term silver and gold rally has begun. 
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Granny Retail and Granddad Russell Dish Post FOMC
If the Fed is perceived as not able to do the hard rate raise and control inflation, the consumer will continue to feel the pinch of higher prices on real goods. 
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S&P 500 Futures Fail 4,000 As Market Downtrend Looms
The current downtrend which began in April has retraced to the Fib ratio of 100%. 
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Expectations, Implications And Possible Impacts On The Market
Investors believe that the Fed Funds rate is close to peaking and will begin to decline in 2023 and 2024. 
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All About Netflix
Even though Netflix lost less subscribers than anticipated, competition from high-level rivals and consumers will force them to cut their discretionary spending amid record high inflation. 
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USD & EUR: Is This the Dollar’s Last Hurrah?
The euro has been under pressure recently, with investors pulling their money out in favor of the haven currency—the US Dollar. 
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Strengthen Your Portfolio With Real Assets
As we head into the second half of the year, it's essential to keep an eye on real assets. Real asset prices provide clues to what's happening in the global economy and can provide valuable insight. 
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What Are the Corporate Bond Markets Telling Us?
Keep an eye on these two corporate bonds ETFs to stay ahead of the curve in the stock market. 
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Dislocation-Fundamentals Versus Price in Natural Gas
Global demand for natural gas continues to skyrocket in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. 
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Did ARKK Bottom?
ARKK may be the most extraordinary example of sheer brilliance and horrific money management combined. 
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Sugar Futures Then and Now - Why it Matters
Supply, although now better than it was before the pandemic in India, Brazil, and other parts of Asia, remains uncertain because Mother Nature is unpredictable. 
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Post PCE-What is the Pre-PCE Market Saying?
Stocks are primarily unchanged or trading slightly higher as pressures from rising food and energy prices persist. 
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Are We Heading Towards Recession?
Transportation, as the ultimate demand indicator, could also help us determine the fate of recession. 
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Demand Destruction as Seen in the Transportation Sector
Transportation IYT opened higher, ran to its 200-week moving average, and retreated, albeit whilst remaining green on the day. 
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