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S&P Regional Banking ETF SPDR (NY: KRE)
56.90 USD  +0.80 (+1.43%)
Official Closing Price  /  Updated: 7:59 PM EST, Dec 6, 2019  /  Add to My Watchlist      
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Fund Overview
S&P Regional Banking ETF SPDR
Sector
Exchange Traded NY
Net Assets 4.84B
Inception Date
Related Funds
Quote
Price 56.90
Volume 6,831,400
Last Trade Dec 06, 7:59pm
Change (%)
+0.80 (1.43%)
Prev. Close 56.10
YTD %
+19.61%
Dividend Yield 1.72%
Performance
YTD
+9.33 (19.61%)
1 Month
+0.14 (0.25%)
3 Month
+4.64 (8.88%)
6 Month
+4.61 (8.82%)
1 Year
+5.16 (9.97%)
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