State Street Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR ETF XLP

El Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR Fund (el Fondo) busca proporcionar resultados de inversión que, antes de gastos, correspondan generalmente al rendimiento del precio y el rendimiento de los valores de renta variable de empresas en el Índice de Selección del Sector de Productos de Consumo. El Fondo típicamente invierte en prácticamente todos los valores representados en el Índice en aproximadamente las mismas proporciones que el Índice. En condiciones normales del mercado, el Fondo generalmente invierte prácticamente todos, pero al menos el 95%, de sus activos totales en los valores que conforman el Índice. Además, el Fondo puede invertir en efectivo y equivalentes al efectivo o instrumentos del mercado monetario, como acuerdos de recompra y fondos del mercado monetario (incluidos los fondos del mercado monetario asesorados por SSgA Funds Management, Inc. (SSgA FM). Invierte en industrias como la venta al por menor de alimentos y productos básicos, productos para el hogar, productos alimenticios, tabaco, bebidas y productos personales. SSgA FM actúa como asesor de inversiones del Fondo.

Con 12 acciones de XLP (USD 966,42) habrías recibido USD 26,28 en dividendos en los últimos 12 meses.

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