ITB - iShares U.S. Home Construction ETF

BATS - BATS Real Time Price. Currency in USD
38.54
+0.26 (+0.69%)
As of 1:08PM EDT. Market open.
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Previous Close38.60
Open38.12
Bid38.55 x 200
Ask38.56 x 100
Day's Range37.90 - 38.61
52 Week Range31.86 - 46.56
Volume1,814,279
Avg. Volume3,347,287
Net Assets1.61B
NAV39.24
PE Ratio (TTM)N/A
Yield0.35%
YTD Return-9.57%
Beta (3y)0.90
Expense Ratio (net)0.44%
Inception Date2006-05-01
  • MarketWatchyesterday

    Home-builder ETFs rise after data, earnings

    Exchange-traded funds that track the home-building sector rose on Tuesday, following a positive read on home prices, as well as strong results from a key component. The SPDR S&P Homebuilders ETF rose 0.9% ...

  • 3.2 Million Americans Quit Their Jobs in February
    Market Realist7 days ago

    3.2 Million Americans Quit Their Jobs in February

    The “Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey” (or JOLTS) data for February was reported on April 13, and it contains information about job openings and total separations. The total number of separations includes layoffs, retirements, and voluntary quitting. As per the latest JOLTS report, the total separations for February was 5.2 million at a rate of 3.5% of the total workforce and a decrease from the January reading of 5.9 million and 4.1%, respectively.

  • MarketWatch8 days ago

    Home-builder ETFs rise after housing starts data

    Exchange-traded funds that track the home-building sector rose on Tuesday, as data on housing starts rebounded in March. The SPDR S&P Homebuilders ETF rose 0.6% while the iShares U.S. Home Construction ...

  • What Drove Consumer Sentiment Index to 14-Year High?
    Market Realist12 days ago

    What Drove Consumer Sentiment Index to 14-Year High?

    The University of Michigan final consumer sentiment for March was reported at 101.7, up by 1.7 as compared to the final February reading of 99.7. The consumer sentiment index is a forward indicator, as it considers the expectations that consumers have about the economy. Consumer expectations influence their spending decisions, which in turn have an impact on the aggregate demand in the economy.

  • Non-Manufacturing Sector Grew for 98th Consecutive Month
    Market Realist12 days ago

    Non-Manufacturing Sector Grew for 98th Consecutive Month

    The Institute of Supply Management (or ISM) releases a monthly report on economic activity in the non-manufacturing sector or the services sector. This report has a similar format as the manufacturing sector report and is prepared by conducting a survey of purchasing and supply executives in these sectors. In March, the service sector continued to grow but at a slower pace.

  • Trending: Soybean Prices Whipsaw on Trade War Fears
    ETF Database13 days ago

    Trending: Soybean Prices Whipsaw on Trade War Fears

    China retaliated by floating a 25% levy on U.S. soybean imports, sending the commodity’s price plunging and gearing up for a high-stakes clash between the two countries. While soybeans ranked first on the list, it also caused Brazil to enter the podium due to its position as the second-largest soybean producer in the world and also a potential beneficiary of the trade spat between the U.S. and China. Homebuilders came in third as new home orders surged amid a strong housing demand that benefits from low unemployment and rising wages. Volatility continued to be of interest as markets ebb and flow amid global political uncertainty, while small-cap value equities are appealing to investors who just got out of the big names.

  • Investopedia20 days ago

    Homebuilders Could Hit All-Time Highs

    U.S. homebuilder stocks completed major reversals after industry leader Lennar reported upbeat earnings and a bullish 2018 outlook.

  • ETF Trends21 days ago

    Homebuilder ETFs Jump on Lennar Earnings Beat

    Home construction stocks and homebuilder ETFs shook off the broader market weakness and climbed Wednesday after Lennar Corp (NYSE: LEN) revealed better-than-expected quarterly results and pointed to robust ...

  • US Personal Income Rose in February
    Market Realist22 days ago

    US Personal Income Rose in February

    The Bureau of Economic Analysis (or BEA), which is a part of the US Department of Commerce, releases a monthly report on personal income, disposable personal income, and personal consumption expenditures of US consumers. As per the latest report from the BEA, personal income increased by 0.4% in February, which was the same level of wage growth in January.

  • A Look at the February Decline in Building Permits
    Market Realist26 days ago

    A Look at the February Decline in Building Permits

    What Do these 10 Economic Indicators Signal for the US Economy? The Conference Board uses the number of building permits issued as one of the constituents of its Leading Economic Index (or LEI) model. The time gap between the issuance of the permit and the commencement of construction (PKB) activity makes this indicator a forward-looking one. The housing sector (ITB) employs a considerable percentage of the workforce, making a healthy housing market (XHB) a positive sign for the economy.

  • Why Housing Stocks & ETFs Can Have a Spring in Their Step
    Zacks28 days ago

    Why Housing Stocks & ETFs Can Have a Spring in Their Step

    U.S. home sales may be lackluster and prices may be on a tear, but there are plenty of tailwinds to boost housing stocks and ETFs ahead.

  • MarketWatch29 days ago

    Home-builder ETFs fall after Case-Shiller data

    Exchange-traded funds that track the home-building sector fell on Tuesday, following the most recent data on home prices. The SPDR S&P Homebuilders ETF fell 0.4% while the iShares U.S. Home Construction ...

  • How Existing Home Sales Trended in February
    Market Realistlast month

    How Existing Home Sales Trended in February

    Did the Housing Market Take a Breather in February? The United States National Association of Realtors (or NAR) releases a monthly report on the existing home sales (ITB) market. The report publishes data concerning existing housing inventory, total housing inventory, median home prices, and mortgage rates.

  • Should You Be Concerned About Interbud-Lublin SA.’s (WSE:ITB) Investors?
    Simply Wall St.last month

    Should You Be Concerned About Interbud-Lublin SA.’s (WSE:ITB) Investors?

    In this article, I will take a quick look at Interbud-Lublin SA.’s (WSE:ITB) recent ownership structure – an unconventional investing subject, but an important one. When it comes to ownershipRead More...

  • What to Make of the Drop in Building Permits Issued in February
    Market Realistlast month

    What to Make of the Drop in Building Permits Issued in February

    Did the Housing Market Take a Breather in February? The number of building permits issued is a useful tool in forecasting demand and supply in the housing sector (REM). An increasing number of building permits is a sign of future construction (ITB) activity, which could lead to higher employment and economic output.

  • What’s behind the 7% Fall in February Housing Starts?
    Market Realistlast month

    What’s behind the 7% Fall in February Housing Starts?

    Did the Housing Market Take a Breather in February? Just as markets were celebrating the stellar 9.7% increase in housing starts in January, the February data proved to be a damper for that enthusiasm. Housing starts decreased by 7% in February and were down 4% as compared to the same period a year ago.

  • How Confident Are American Builders?
    Market Realistlast month

    How Confident Are American Builders?

    Did the Housing Market Take a Breather in February? The National Association of Home Builders (or NAHB) is an association of 700 state and local associations of home builders (REM), real-estate sales and marketing professionals, and re-modelers. The NAHB publishes the Housing Market Index (or HMI) every month based on a survey of its members.

  • February Home Sales Rebound: 4 Stock to Buy Despite Fed Hike
    Zackslast month

    February Home Sales Rebound: 4 Stock to Buy Despite Fed Hike

    Solid sales data, homebuilders' strong confidence level and the upcoming spring season are major tailwinds for the industry. Adding a few housing stocks seems to be a smart move.

  • ETFs Built to Benefit From the U.S. Housing Recovery
    Bloomberglast month

    ETFs Built to Benefit From the U.S. Housing Recovery

    SPDR S&P Homebuilders ETF (ticker: XHB) and iShares U.S. Home Construction ETF (ticker: ITB) have benefited from the recovery in U.S. housing. Both funds returning more than 275% since 2009. Bloomberg's ...

  • Why the US Workforce’s Quit Rate Has Remained High
    Market Realistlast month

    Why the US Workforce’s Quit Rate Has Remained High

    January’s JOLTS (Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey) data, which contains information about job openings and total separations, was reported on March 16. The separation total includes layoffs, retirements, and voluntary quits. Total separations in January stood at 5.9 million, representing 4.1% of the total workforce and a minor increase from the December reading of 5.1 million.

  • Did Interbud-Lublin SA.’s (WSE:ITB) Recent Earnings Growth Beat The Trend?
    Simply Wall St.last month

    Did Interbud-Lublin SA.’s (WSE:ITB) Recent Earnings Growth Beat The Trend?

    When Interbud-Lublin SA.’s (WSE:ITB) announced its latest earnings (30 September 2017), I wanted to understand how these figures stacked up against its past performance. The two benchmarks I used wereRead More...

  • Forbeslast month

    The Impact Of Tariffs On Your Portfolio

    What will the tariffs on steel and aluminum mean for your investment prospects? We examine the likely impact on different sectors.

  • MarketWatchlast month

    Home-builder confidence drops for third month in a row, NAHB says

    A sentiment tracker for the home construction industry fell because builders are having trouble finding lots, according to the lobby group, but it’s also likely that recently-announced tariffs are also ...

  • 5 Reasons to Like Housing ETFs Despite Inventory Issues
    Zacks2 months ago

    5 Reasons to Like Housing ETFs Despite Inventory Issues

    Will housing ETFs offer stellar gains in the spring selling season?

  • Housing stocks under pressure
    CNBC Videoslast month

    Housing stocks under pressure

    CNBC's Mike Santoli takes a look at ETFs tracking the housing sector.