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Sectors

Sectors represent large sections of the economy and include multiple companies. Explore different sector performances below to analyze the economy as a whole.

Sectors

11

Industries

145

Market Cap

63.12T

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Sector	Market Weight	YTD Return
All Sectors	100.00%		15.29%
Technology	28.91%		25.79%
Financial Services	14.36%		13.24%
Healthcare	11.17%		11.37%
Consumer Cyclical	10.43%		6.74%
Industrials	8.67%		8.78%
Communication Services	8.55%		19.23%
Consumer Defensive	5.63%		14.48%
Energy	4.71%		6.57%
Basic Materials	2.68%		7.38%
Real Estate	2.63%		8.04%
Utilities	2.27%		21.38%

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