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State Street Consumer Discretionary Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLY) ETF Analysis

XLY
Expense ratio 0.08% Yield 0.77% Assets $22.75B Since December 16, 1998 Family State Street Investment Management
$114.91
−$1.55 (−1.33%)

September 4, 2026 · Market close

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Key facts

As of September 4, 2026, the annualized return for XLY over 10 years is +12.17%.

XLY charges an expense ratio of 0.08%.

XLY has $22.75B in net assets.

XLY Annualized Returns

PeriodAnnualized$100 becomes
1 year−1.51%$98.49
3 years+11.55%$138.80
5 years+5.47%$130.49
10 years+12.17%$315.28

Returns are price returns computed from daily closes and exclude dividends. As of September 4, 2026.

XLY Return by Calendar Year

2016 and 2026 are partial years

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YearReturn
2026 (partial year)−3.38%
2025+7.37%
2024+26.51%
2023+39.64%
2022−36.27%
2021+27.93%
2020+29.63%
2019+28.39%
2018+1.58%
2017+22.82%
2016 (partial year)+1.10%

XLY Monthly Returns

−15%+19%
YearJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
2026+1.5−3.6−6.6+8.6+2.1−2.8−1.0+0.4−1.4
2025+3.5−7.0−8.3−0.1+8.4+1.9+1.9+4.7+3.6+0.1−1.4+1.2
2024−4.4+7.9−0.1−4.5+0.2+3.9+2.8−0.2+7.3−1.7+12.9+1.1
2023+15.1−2.1+3.1−1.1+2.5+12.2+2.3−1.7−5.5−5.5+11.0+6.1
2022−9.5−4.1+4.4−12.0−5.1−10.8+18.4−4.5−8.2+1.1+1.5−11.4
2021+0.8−0.5+4.5+6.5−3.4+3.5+1.1+1.8−2.1+12.1+1.6+0.1
2020−0.1−7.6−14.9+18.9+6.5+3.1+7.3+9.6−1.9−2.7+10.0+2.4
2019+9.9+1.3+3.7+5.5−7.6+7.8+1.3−0.9+1.3+0.1+1.3+2.8
2018+9.2−3.5−2.4+2.4+2.0+3.6+1.8+5.1+0.5−10.1+2.5−8.0
2017+4.2+1.8+2.1+2.4+1.1−1.3+1.9−1.9+0.8+2.1+5.1+2.5

Monthly price returns computed from daily closes; each cell prints its signed value.

XLY Volatility & Risk

Volatility: 10 yrs · Beta: 3 yrs
Annualized volatility
22.23%
Beta (3y)
1.16
Best year
+39.64%

2023

Worst year
−36.27%

2022

Volatility is the annualized standard deviation of daily returns. As of September 4, 2026.

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Top Holdings

# Symbol Name Weight
1 AMZN Amazon.com Inc 25.58%
2 TSLA Tesla Inc 14.68%
3 HD The Home Depot Inc 5.54%
4 MCD McDonald's Corp 4.2%
5 TJX TJX Companies Inc 4.12%
6 BKNG Booking Holdings Inc 3.76%
7 SBUX Starbucks Corp 3.01%
8 LOW Lowe's Companies Inc 2.93%
9 MAR Marriott International Inc Class A 2.05%
10 ROST Ross Stores Inc 2.03%

Analysis

Data-derived

Fund Overview

State Street Consumer Discretionary Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLY) is an exchange-traded fund in the Consumer Cyclical category. The fund is issued by State Street Investment Management. The inception date on file is December 16, 1998. The fund holds $22.75B in total net assets. Annual costs run at an expense ratio of 0.08%. On a $10,000 position that is $8.00 a year.

The largest positions on file are Amazon.com Inc (AMZN), Tesla Inc (TSLA), and The Home Depot Inc (HD). Amazon.com Inc alone accounts for 25.58% of the portfolio. The ten largest positions together make up 67.89% of the fund.

Performance Analysis

The most recent close on file for XLY is $114.91, dated September 4, 2026. Over the trailing twelve months the price has returned −1.51%. Measured over 10 years, that is +12.17% a year compounded. The trailing distribution yield is 0.77%.

So far in 2026 the price is −3.38%. The strongest complete calendar year on file is 2023 at +39.64%; the weakest is 2022 at −36.27%. Of the 9 complete calendar years on file, 8 finished higher.

Price & Risk Profile

Daily returns over the trailing 10 years annualize to a volatility of 22.23%. The reported beta is 1.16. Over the past 52 weeks the price has ranged from $105.19 to $125.01. The latest close sits 9.24% above that 52-week low. The volatility figure is calculated from the stored daily closes, the same series the charts on this page use.

Every figure above is read from this page's own data on each nightly rebuild. Informational only, not financial advice. As of September 4, 2026.

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