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Sector Performance
% Price Change
All Sectors
+1.11%
Real Estate
+1.95%
Information Technology
+1.79%
Health Care
+1.74%
Communication Services
+1.27%
Materials
+1.26%
Utilities
+1.11%
Consumer Discretionary
+0.83%
Consumer Staples
+0.80%
Industrials
+0.39%
Commercial & Professional Services
+1.00%
Transportation
+0.48%
Capital Goods
+0.27%
Financials
-0.11%
Energy
-0.88%
Data last updated as of 5:07 PM EDT 04/15/2021
* The weighted average of intraday total return

Latest Sector News

China’s Economy Soars by Record a Year After Pandemic Slump China’s economy soared in the first quarter as consumer spending strengthened, joining production and investment in recovering from the Covid slump a year ago.
China’s Economy Soars by Record a Year After Pandemic Slump
Daimler Quarterly Earnings Exceed Projections on China Sales Daimler AG said first-quarter earnings “significantly” topped estimates, driven by strong demand for its flagship Mercedes-Benz cars, particularly in China.
Daimler Quarterly Earnings Exceed Projections on China Sales
Geely Targets Apple, Big Tech With Its New Electric-Car Unit Chinese automaker Zhejiang Geely Holding Group Co. will use its new Zeekr electric-car unit to take on tech giants like Apple Inc. and Xiaomi Corp., which also have ambitions to enter the burgeoning EV market.
Geely Targets Apple, Big Tech With Its New Electric-Car Unit
China Home Prices Grow Most in Seven Months in Fast Sales Season China’s home prices grew at the fastest pace in seven months in March as a fear of missing out among buyers persisted in a traditionally fast season for sales.
China Home Prices Grow Most in Seven Months in Fast Sales Season
TSMC Lifts Targets After Warning Chip Crunch May Hit 2022 Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. warned that a global shortage of semiconductors across industries from automaking to consumer electronics may extend into 2022, prompting the linchpin chipmaker to lift targets on spending and growth for this year.
TSMC Lifts Targets After Warning Chip Crunch May Hit 2022
Thailand to Tighten Curbs as Virus Flareup Imperils Tourism Plan Thailand is set to ban sale of alcoholic beverages in restaurants, close schools and amusement parks for two weeks to stem a fresh outbreak of coronavirus that’s spread to most of the country, potentially jeopardizing its plans to reopen borders to foreign tourists.
Thailand to Tighten Curbs as Virus Flareup Imperils Tourism Plan
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