Previous Close | 32.80 |
Open | 32.84 |
Bid | 32.60 x 3000 |
Ask | 32.65 x 305200 |
Day's Range | 32.48 - 32.84 |
52 Week Range | 29.59 - 37.11 |
Volume | |
Avg. Volume | 61,553,088 |
Net Assets | 32.17B |
NAV | 32.80 |
PE Ratio (TTM) | 14.81 |
Yield | 2.11% |
YTD Daily Total Return | -3.62% |
Beta (5Y Monthly) | 1.05 |
Expense Ratio (net) | 0.10% |
Inception Date | 1998-12-16 |
With the possibility of a debt default increasing as the deadline approaches, look into how the market responds to the likelihood along with ETFs that could prove to be beneficial if a debt deal is reached
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Yahoo Finance Live’s Brad Smith breaks down how stocks are moving shortly after the opening bell on Thursday.
Yahoo Finance Live’s Brad Smith breaks down how stocks are trading following the opening bell on Monday.
Overall, ETFs pulled in $2.4 billion in capital for the week (ending Apr 21).
Yahoo Finance Live’s Brad Smith breaks down how stocks are trading following the opening bell on Friday.
Yahoo Finance Live’s Brad Smith breaks down how stocks are trading following the opening bell on Friday.
First-quarter results from the nation's largest lenders demonstrated why they are better positioned than smaller rivals to withstand recent challenges.
When earnings season begins Friday for the nation's biggest banks, investors will be examining everything from deposits to loans for signs of stress.
JPMorgan Chase CEO told shareholders in his annual letter that it's unlikely that tighter regulations would have stopped the deposit run at Silicon Valley Bank.
The banking sector ETF (XLF) ended the first quarter of the year down nearly 6% after the failures of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank. Investors continue to consider the implications the banking crisis may have on markets and the Fed’s fight against inflation. Yahoo Finance’s Jennifer Schonberger sat down with Rohit Chopra, Director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, to discuss the recent bank failures. Chopra blamed in part the rollback of provisions from Dodd-Frank saying “...there's no question in my mind that several years ago there was deregulation that occurred, assuming that banks of a certain size would not create risks to the entire economy, and that fundamental assumption was wrong…” You can see more of the interview with Chopra here. Key video moments: 00:53 On the safety of deposits 01:50 On causes of banking crisis 03:40 On banking safeguards needed 04:50 On role of social media in bank crisis 6:00 On possibility of raising the level of deposit insurance
Speaking with Yahoo Finance on Friday, Rohit Chopra, head of the CFPB, became the latest official to signal a willingness to explore raising the deposit insurance limit above the $250,000 currently guaranteed for U.S. depositors.
Silicon Valley Bank's rapid collapse raises new questions surrounding the role of social media in one of the largest bank failures on record.
A bank crisis has pressured financial markets and made it hard for investors to know where to turn for signs of stability or worry. A few key readings on volatility, the bond market, and the currency market offer some guidance.
Yahoo Finance Live’s Brad Smith breaks down how stocks are trading following the opening bell on Monday.
SVB hearings, major economic data, and some heavy hitters reporting earnings. There’s a lot going on in the week ahead. Here’s what you need to know: For the first time, members of Congress will grill top banking regulators over the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank. Top officials from the Federal Reserve, FDIC, and Treasury Department are expected to testify on Tuesday and Wednesday on Capitol Hill, as lawmakers try to get to the bottom of why the banks failed. Wall Street will be watching this week for the latest round of economic figures. We’re set to receive 2022 Q4 GDP (final), PCE inflation data, consumer confidence, and fresh information on the health of the housing market. And big time market movers Walgreens (WBA), Carnival Cruise Line (CCL), and Lululemon (LULU) are primed to post their quarterly earnings. Investors will want to keep a close eye for news coming out of those reports. Find more of the latest earnings headlines here.
Ryan Detrick, Carson Group Chief Market Strategist, joined Yahoo Finance Live to give his take on the latest movements in the financial sector, including the Fed's decision to raise rates and back the U.S. banking systems, despite banking fears.
Truist Co-Chief Investment Officer Keith Lerner discusses Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen’s comments on the U.S. banking system, Fed rate hike expectations, and the ongoing bank pressures on markets.
As concerns over a looming banking crisis weigh on the minds of investors, one economist says the ultimate outcome will depend on three major questions.
The Federal Reserve's latest policy decision will come Wednesday afternoon as investors have endured what have been two of the most turbulent weeks for the financial sector since the 2008 crisis.
The fallout from the Silicon Valley Bank (SIVB) and Signature Bank (SBNY) failures has sparked concerns over the integrity of the entire U.S. financial system. Experts are warning the crisis could expose deep problems in the banking system that could threaten the economy. Former FDIC Chair Sheila Bair said on Yahoo Finance that there “may be more shoes to drop here” and that the federal government’s “bailout” will only serve to unsettle investors and bank customers. Shark Tank Co-Host Kevin O’Leary said the failed banks “caused chaos in the banking system” and the government’s new policies will only hurt the banking sector going forward. The crisis has also increased speculation about the Fed’s next interest rate move. Economists are split on whether the Fed will continue to hike rates or pause monetary tightening in response to the current turmoil in the markets. However, Citi Economist Veronica Clark said it’s too early to tell the lasting impact from the crisis, but she says with a continued strong economy the Fed is likely to keep its rate tightening cycle going. Key video moments 00:05 Sheila Bair Former FDIC Chair on risks 00:20 Kevin O’Leary on what could be next 00:52 Citi Economist Veronica Clark on the Fed
S&P Dow Jones and MSCI will reclassify the Global Industry Classification Standard structure after the close on 17 March. These sector ETFs will be impacted.
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen told lawmakers on Thursday the failure of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank are not events that broadly undermine confidence in the U.S. banking system.