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CONSUMERS STA (NY:XLP)

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Official Closing Price Updated: 8:00 PM EDT, May 16, 2025 Add to My Watchlist
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Leading And Lagging Sectors For April 17, 2025
Via Benzinga
If It Looks Like A Bear Market And Acts Like A Bear Market
It’s hard to gain perspective on the market given the daily swings we’re experiencing. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics ETFs Futures
Morgan Stanley Ranks Retail Stocks By Trump Tariff Risk: These Names Could Take The Biggest Hit
Morgan Stanley has cut earnings expectations for all retail companies it tracks. 
Via Stocktwits
Topics Government World Trade
Exposures Political Tariff
Costco Bumps Quarterly Dividend By 12%: Retail Investors Extremely Optimistic Amid Tariff Turmoil
The new dividend, totaling $5.20 annually, will be paid out on May 16 to shareholders on record as of May 2. 
Via Stocktwits
Topics World Trade
Exposures Tariff
Trump Tariffs Drive Goldman Sachs To Downgrade Target Stock – Analyst Highlights Early Signs Of Weakening Sales
Goldman sees more downside risk to earnings than upside, given the potential for sales deleverage in a weaker consumer environment. 
Via Stocktwits
Topics Economy Government World Trade
Exposures Interest Rates Political Tariff
Leading And Lagging Sectors For April 16, 2025
Via Benzinga
PepsiCo Stock Drops After BofA Downgrade Piles On Barclays Rating Cut: Retail Appetite Weakens
BofA analysts said Frito-Lay North America's growth is likely to remain below the long-term trendline this year. 
Via Stocktwits
Topics Supply Chain World Trade
Exposures Supply Chain Tariff
ETFs For The Brave: Are These High-Octane Funds Your Best Bet To Ride An Upward Market Swing?
Certain ETFs are best suited for when markets are rebounding, while others, like Invesco QQQ Trust, are for those who prefer to play it safe. 
Via Benzinga
Topics ETFs
US Recession Fears Are 'Intensifying' — But Is Bitcoin The Real Flight To Safety? Expert Weighs In
Wall Street's recession sirens are blaring — and as traditional markets brace for impact, Bitcoin's (CRYPTO: BTC) defiant rally has investors asking: is this digital gold 2.0 or just fool's gold with... 
Via Benzinga
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
Defensive Sectors Are A Lifeboat For US Equity Investors In 2025
The spread between the best and the worst performing sectors year to date has widened sharply to more than 19 percentage points, based on a set of ETFs. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics ETFs
Leading And Lagging Sectors For April 15, 2025
Via Benzinga
Bulls Have A Beachhead, But…
We’re not out of the woods yet, but if tech can keep its momentum up, things could get interesting. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Stocks / Equities
Leading And Lagging Sectors For April 14, 2025
Via Benzinga
From Rally To Rollover: It’s Whiplash Week In The Markets
The markets closed up today, nearly 2%, which would be nice if this were anything like a normal market. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Bonds Commodities Futures
Leading And Lagging Sectors For April 11, 2025
Via Benzinga
Leading And Lagging Sectors For April 10, 2025
Via Benzinga
Dollar General, Kroger Buck Broader Rally On Trump Tariff Freeze: Retail Opts To Stay Bullish
Shares fell 2% and 0.8%, respectively, even as all other retail stocks rose substantially. 
Via Stocktwits
Topics Government World Trade
Exposures Political Tariff
Walmart, Nike, Lululemon Lead Retail Sector Gains After Trump's Tariff Pause: Stocktwits Users Proceed With Caution
The S&P 500 Consumer Discretionary Index (XLY) posted its most significant daily gain since 2008. 
Via Stocktwits
Topics Government Stocks World Trade
Exposures Political Tariff US Equities
Leading And Lagging Sectors For April 9, 2025
Via Benzinga
These Defensives Could Rebound Despite Recession-Driven Bear Market: Analyst
JPMorgan's Hunter sees market still in recession-driven bear. Defensives (Healthcare, Staples, Utilities) set for rebound. Cyclicals look exhausted. 
Via Benzinga
Target Stock Plummets To 5-Year Low After Analysts Slash Ratings On Tariff Anxiety: Retail Still Has Hopes
Wall Street brokerages are growing more cautious about retail businesses, particularly those selling discretionary items like electronics and fashion. 
Via Stocktwits
Topics World Trade
Exposures COVID-19 Tariff
As Trump Tariffs Spark Panic, Investors Rush Into These 5 'Recession-Proof' ETFs
ETFs that provide exposure to sectors that have historically been considered defensive during downturns are now in the limelight. 
Via Benzinga
Topics ETFs Government
Exposures Political
Leading And Lagging Sectors For April 8, 2025
Via Benzinga
Corporate Yield Spreads Start To Widen
While the market has sectors and factors that are outperforming relative to the market, almost all are grossly oversold on an absolute basis. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Stocks / Equities
Wall Street Soars As Trump Teases Trade Deals, Magnificent 7 Add Over $500 Billion In Market Value
U.S. stocks surge after Trump hints at trade progress, easing fears of disruption. S&P 500 up 3%, tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 outperforms. Semiconductors lead sector rally. 
Via Benzinga
Topics Government Stocks
Exposures Political US Equities
Walmart Could Pull 2025 Outlook Amid Tariffs Fallout, Analyst Says: Retail Turns Slightly Cautious
Potential changes to its earnings expectations and comments on the tariffs' impact are key items investors will watch at Walmart's investor day meeting this week. 
Via Stocktwits
Topics Government World Trade
Exposures Political Tariff
Dollar Tree May Hike Prices To Counter Trump Tariffs Without Losing Customers, Says Analyst: Retail Still Has Doubts
Dollar Tree shares jumped nearly 8% on Monday, making the discount retailer one of the top gainers in an otherwise declining market 
Via Stocktwits
Topics Government World Trade
Exposures Political Tariff
The Bears Don’t Lie
The market is clearly discounting a slowdown in consumer spending, with sectors like consumer staples and utilities running the tape. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Stocks / Equities
2 Defensive Sectors to Protect Your Portfolio During a Recession
Consumer Staples and Utilities historically outperform during recessions, offering relative safety as investors seek defensive sectors. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics ETFs Economy World Trade
Exposures Economy Tariff
Market Correction Turned Into A Waterfall Invoking 2022 & 2020 – Zone For A Bottom Opens This Week
Last week, investors threw out the baby with the bathwater as evidenced by mass selling the most defensive sector like utilities and consumer staples which are considered the recession trade. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy Stocks / Equities
Exposures Economy
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