GII - SPDR S&P Global Infrastructure ETF

NYSEArca - Nasdaq Real Time Price. Currency in USD
52.62
-0.13 (-0.24%)
At close: 3:12PM EDT
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Previous Close52.75
Open52.74
Bid0.00 x 0
Ask0.00 x 0
Day's Range52.47 - 52.65
52 Week Range42.95 - 53.74
Volume2,962
Avg. Volume12,023
Net Assets181.4M
NAV51.83
PE Ratio (TTM)N/A
Yield3.14%
YTD Return17.44%
Beta (3y)0.71
Expense Ratio (net)0.40%
Inception Date2007-01-25
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  • Forbes21 days ago

    Why And How To Invest In U.S. Infrastructure

    Given the insatiable need and government support, infrastructure makes for a sound investment in a diversified portfolio. The asset class offers robust dividends, low correlation with other investments and products and services that are always in high demand regardless of the economy's health.

  • Barrons.com2 months ago

    Three Stocks That Will Benefit From Increased Infrastructure Spending

    It's been a pretty wild ride in Washington since January, so many investors (and voters) may have little confidence that Congress or the administration can get much done. Burleson argues that this improved environment is driven by more funding at state and local levels, as well as more visibility from the 2015 Fixing America's Surface Transportation (FAST) Act.

  • Barrons.com3 months ago

    Senate Confirmations Benefit 'Nearly Every Specialty Contractor'

    Just before the Senate's August recess, it confirmed nominees Chatterjee and Powelson to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. As Stifel's Noelle Dilts and team write, that's good news for a lot of companies. The confirmations means that FERC now has a quorum to vote on major orders.

  • Opportunity In Global Infrastructure ETFs
    ETF.com4 months ago

    Opportunity In Global Infrastructure ETFs

    This article is part of a regular series of thought leadership pieces from some of the more influential ETF strategists in the money management industry. Today’s article features Gary Stringer, president and chief investment officer of Memphis, Tennessee-based Stringer Asser Management. Political leaders in the world’s two largest economies, the U.S. and China, are aggressively pushing agendas related to infrastructure spending, having recognized the need for significant infrastructure upgrades.

  • Zacks5 months ago

    S&P 500, Industrial Giants Dip as Trump Controversies Continue

    The three largest U.S. stock market indexes all fell on Wednesday as Washington D.C. turmoil regarding President Donald Trump and his administration ramped up yet again.

  • Investopedia6 months ago

    Top 5 Infrastructure ETFs of 2017

    Discover the top 5 ETFs for investors looking to obtain exposure to infrastructure investments in 2017.

  • ETF Database7 months ago

    This Week's ETF Launches: Constructing Portfolio Gains

    One of the biggest overarching themes of the recent presidential election cycle was the idea of improving and building-out the United States’ crumbling infrastructure. Both President Trump and former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton promised a comprehensive package of spending designed to fix bridges, roads, waterways and other vital pieces of the economic “backbone.” And there really is an onus to follow through on the pledge: The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) recently gave the U.S. a failing grade on its infrastructure.

  • Investopedia9 months ago

    Infrastructure ETFs at Risk

    Some infrastructure ETFs may not provide exposure to Trump's $1 trillion infrastructure project.