June 2021 SPDR Sector & Industry Dashboard

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SPDR Sector &Industry DashboardCommentaryJune 2021SPDR Americas Research TeamThe S&P 500 index advanced for the fifth straightquarter, reaching all-time highs close to the endof June.1 However, the market breadth was narrow,as mega-tech stocks are back in favor amid falling10-year yields and the flattening yield curve.Despite weaker performance of certain cyclicalsectors in Q2, investors continued to pile into thoseexposures led by Financials and Materials, whiledefensive sectors, such as Consumer Staplesand Utilities, lagged from both performance andflow perspectives.Sector and Industry SpotlightRWR SPDR Dow Jones REIT ETFXTN SPDR S&P Transportation ETFFITEAhead of Q2 earnings season, cyclical sectorscontinue leading earnings growth and sentiment.Their recent performance weakness made theirvaluations even more attractive. On the other hand,the increasing number of high-profile cyberattackslike Colonial Pipeline and SolarWinds are expectedto boost global cybersecurity spending and refocusthe government’s attention on cyber defense. Giventhe pickup in economic reopening and the urgentneed to upgrade cybersecurity, we favor real estateinvestment trusts (REITs), transportation, and futuresecurity industries.1Source: Bloomberg Finance L.P., as of 6/30/2021.1SPDR Kensho Future Security ETF

Sector ETF Fund Flow HeatmapCyclical and value-oriented exposures continue to dominate sector flows, as the economic reopening shifts to a higher gear.CurrentQuarter ( M)Trailing6 Months ( M)Trailing12 Months ( M)Communication Services12829832Consumer Discretionary-622,9717,026Consumer cial5,40221,07025,103Health als5,7278,07212,519Real Estate5,0297,5298,231Information ce: Bloomberg Finance, L.P., as of 06/30/2021. This table represents the fund flows into all US listed ETFs based on their sector focus as defined by BloombergFinance, L.P. Top two and bottom two sectors per period are highlighted in green and orange, respectively.Sector Index ReturnsReal Estate has been catching up with other cyclical sectors over the past six months. Declining 10-year yields weighed onFinancials’ performance in Q2.CurrentQuarter (%)Trailing6 Month (%)Trailing12 Month (%)Communication Services Select Sector Index10.720.451.0Consumer Disrectionary Select Sector Index6.511.540.9Consumer Staples Select Sector Index3.35.022.611.145.249.8Financial Select Sector Index8.425.761.8Health Care Select Sector Index8.411.927.9Industrial Select Sector Index4.516.451.4Energy Select Sector IndexMaterials Select Sector Index5.014.548.6Real Estate Select Sector Index13.123.332.0Technology Select Sector Index11.614.042.7Utilities Select Sector Index-0.42.415.88.214.438.6S&P 500 IndexSource: Bloomberg Finance, L.P., as of 06/30/2021. Top two and bottom two sectors per period are highlighted in green and orange, respectively. Past performance isnot a guarantee of future results. Index returns are unmanaged and do not reflect the deduction of any fees or expenses. Index returns reflect all items of income, gainand loss and the reinvestment of dividends and other income. Index performance is not representative of any investment option mentioned herein. One may not investdirectly in an index.2

Understand the latest market moves by sector momentum, positioning, volatility, correlation and dispersionSector MomentumAlthough Financials and Materials fell below their 50-day moving averages in Q2, their overall price momentum remains strong.MomentumConsumer DiscretionaryConsumer StaplesEnergyFinancialsHealth CareTechnicals3M6M12MMomentumZ-scoreLast Px %Diff to 50 DayMVA (%)Last Px % Diffto 200 DayMVA (%)% Diff Between50 and 200 DayMVA nication Services10.9019.5342.280.053.115.011.6Real 3.739.11-0.98-3.00.13.3IndustrialsInformation TechnologySource: Bloomberg Finance, L.P., as of 06/30/2021. Momentum is measured by S&P 500 sectors’ price returns, excluding the most recent month. CommunicationServices Select Sector Index is used for communication services. Z-score is calculated using the mean and standard deviation of price returns of eleven sectorsfor each period. Sector’s Momentum z-score is the simple average of the z-score of each period. Top and bottom two sectors in the first four columns are shaded ingreen and orange, respectively. Positive and negative numbers in the last three columns are shaded in green and orange, respectively. Past performance is not aguarantee of future results.Sector PositioningInvestor positioning appears bullish on Health Care, as put/call open interest ratio and short interest levels both remain within thebottom decile.Put/Call Open Interest RatioShort Interest as % Shares OutstandingCurrent Level1Yr PercentileRanking (%)Current Level(%)Prior Quarter(%)1Yr PercentileRanking (%)Consumer Discretionary0.744811.06.690Consumer s1.319411.110.252Health tion unication Services1.41290.81.15Real ce: Bloomberg Finance, L.P., as of 06/30/2021. Select Sector SPDR Fund’s Put-call open interest is used to represent the sector. Short interest of all US listed sectorETFs are used to calculate short interest as % of shares outstanding. Current levels of short interest as % of shares outstanding are in green if short interest decreasesfrom last quarter and in orange if short interest increases from last quarter. Sectors with lowest percentile ranking based on put/call ratio and % of short interest areshaded in green and highest ranking in orange.3

Sector Implied Volatility Relative to the Broad MarketMost sectors experienced higher implied volatility in Q2, led by volatility increases in Consumer Staples, Utilities and Health Care.1-Yr Percentile Rank 98968452083827060409853505625130Cons. Disc. Cons. StaplesXLYXLPCurrentEnergyXLEFinancialsXLF3 Months AgoHealth Care IndustrialsXLVXLI0TechXLKMaterialsXLB0Comm. Svs Real EstateXLCXLREUtilitiesXLU12 Months AgoSource: Bloomberg Finance, L.P., as of 06/30/2021.Sector Correlation and DispersionSector return dispersion remains above its historical average, while correlations are below the historical norm, underscoring aconstructive environment for alpha generation using sector exposures.1.0Dispersion 009Feb2011Inter-Sector Correlation (90-Day Rolling)Mar20136-Month DispersionApr2015Apr2017Average Correlation Since 2009May2019Jun2021Average Dispersion Since 2009Source: Bloomberg Finance, L.P., as of 06/30/2021. Dispersion is measured as the return differences between the best and worst performing sectors on a trailing1 year basis. Correlation is the average correlations between each pair of 11 GICS sectors over the 90-day period. Past performance is not a guarantee of futureresults. Characteristics are as of the date indicated and should not be relied upon as current thereafter.40

Analyze sector opportunities by examining valuation, earnings growth and sentiment2Valuation Relative to the S&P 500Expensive ValuationFinancials1 Cons. StaplesHealth CareAttractive ValuationUtilitiesEnergyMaterialsReal EstateCommunication0Expensive ValuationIndustrials-1Technology-2-3Cons. Disc.-1.0-0.5Attractive ValuationSector Valuations Z-score Valuations of Materials, Financialsand Energy have become more attractive in both relative andabsolute terms.0.00.51.01.52.02.53.0Q1 2021 S&P 500 Sector Earnings Consumer Discretionaryand Financials posted sizable Q1 earnings growth andexceeded earnings expectations by large margins.Earnings Surprise (%)8060Cons. Disc.Energy40FinancialsComm. Svs.Industrials20Cons. Staples0S&P 500TechMaterialsHealth CareReal EstateUtilities-20-50Valuations Relative to Sector History050100150200250300Q1 Earnings Growth (%)Source: FactSet, as of 06/30/2021. Sectors are represented by the S&P 500GICS Sector Index. Z-scores are the average of the percentile ranking of sectortrailing price-to-earnings (P/E), next twelve month price-to-earnings (NTM P/E),price-to-book (P/B) and price-to-sales (P/S) over the past 15 years. Sectors withcheaper valuation will have higher z-scores.Source: FactSet, as of 06/30/2021. Sectors are represented by the S&P 500GICS Sector Index.Earnings Revision Energy and Materials led earnings andsales revisions, as commodity prices are near multi-year highs.Analyst Sentiment Analysts raised price targets for Energy,Financials and Real Estate the most, while being less optimisticabout Consumer Staples.2021 Earnings Est.2021 Sales Est.Upgrade toDowngradeRatioRevision(%) in 3MUpgrade toDowngradeRatioRevision(%) in 3MCons. Disc.4.7311.164.252.72Consumer Staples1.671.487.001.13Energy6.3333.61N/A8.8270% of Buy RatingsPrice Target Change (%)60121050840630Financials9.6718.404.332.93Health 0Comm. Svs.2.2514.002.712.04Real Estate13.0018.104.802.301.30-1.301.330.90Source: FactSet, as of 06/30/2021. Sectors are represented by the S&P500 GICS Sector Index. Top and bottom two sectors in each column arehighlighted in green and orange, respectively. The above estimates are basedon consensus analyst estimates compiled by FactSet . There is no guaranteethat the estimates will be achieved.% of Positive RatingEnergyCons. Disc.Cons. StaplesIndustrialsReal EstateComm. Svs.MaterialsS&P 500UtilitiesHealth CareTech.FinancialsUtilities420Price Target Change Since 03/31/2021Source: FactSet, as of 06/30/2021. Sectors are represented by the S&P 500GICS Sector Index.5

SPDR Sector and Industry Fundamental DataETFETF NameFundamentalsInternationalExposureMacro Sensitivies (Beta)Fund InformationPricetoBookPrice toEarnings(FY1)ReturnonEquityLTDebt toCapital(%)EST1 YearEPSGrowthEST3–5YearsEPSGrowth% ForeignSalesUS (36 Mth)US10 YearYield(36 Mth)BrentCrudeOil(36 Mth)10 YearBreakevenInflationRate(36 Mth)AUM( M)3 MonthFund Flow(M)3 MonthAverageDailyNotionalVolume( M)KenshoKOMPSPDR S&P Kensho NewEconomies Composite 52,120164.7717.33FITESPDR S&P Kensho FutureSecurity 740.2ROKTSPDR S&P Kensho FinalFrontier 3-30.2CNRGSPDR S&P Kensho CleanPower 401594.4HAILSPDR S&P Kensho SmartMobility 323213.1SIMSSPDR S&P Kensho IntelligentStructures 5390.7XBISPDR S&P Biotech 257,410-10880.8XHSSPDR S&P Health CareServices 16631.6XHESPDR S&P Health CareEquipment 9814-173.4XPHSPDR S&P Pharmaceuticals 276-23.5XSDSPDR S&P Semiconductor 1981-4215.3XSWSPDR S&P Software &Services 6527118.0XWEBSPDR S&P Internet 72-11.0XITKSPDR FactSet InnovativeTechnology 3364-223.1XNTKSPDR NYSE Technology 6706-142.4Industry6

ETFETF NameFundamentalsInternationalExposureMacro Sensitivies (Beta)Fund InformationPricetoBookPrice toEarnings(FY1)ReturnonEquityLTDebt toCapital(%)EST1 YearEPSGrowthEST3–5YearsEPSGrowth% ForeignSalesUS (36 Mth)US10 YearYield(36 Mth)BrentCrudeOil(36 Mth)10 YearBreakevenInflationRate(36 Mth)AUM( M)3 MonthFund Flow(M)3 MonthAverageDailyNotionalVolume( M)Industry (Cont’d)XOPSPDR S&P Oil & Gas Exploration& Production 744,222-230607.7XESSPDR S&P Oil & Gas Equipment &Services .87193117.0XRTSPDR S&P Retail ,065385214.7XHBSPDR S&P Homebuilders 01,990168164.6XTLSPDR S&P Telecom 84-30.8XARSPDR S&P Aerospace & Defense ,42256.8XTNSPDR S&P Transportation 80-13911.7XMESPDR S&P Metals & Mining ,069225228.3KRESPDR S&P Regional Banking ,144421573.5KIESPDR S&P Insurance 9924422.1KCESPDR S&P Capital Markets 0118341.7KBESPDR S&P Bank ,389-439147.5XLCThe Communication ServicesSelect Sector SPDR 214,199187305.7XLREThe Real Estate Select SectorSPDR 63,444599192.7XLUUtilities Select Sector SPDR ,616-355698.5XLFThe Financial Select SectorSPDR 3441,069-2881,881.3XLEThe Energy Select SectorSPDR 0.4925,9038631,501.0XLYThe Consumer DiscretionarySelect Sector SPDR 3320,259-315643.8XLPThe Consumer Staples SelectSector SPDR 11,511378747.5Sector7

ETFETF NameFundamentalsInternationalExposureMacro Sensitivies (Beta)Fund InformationPricetoBookPrice toEarnings(FY1)ReturnonEquityLTDebt toCapital(%)EST1 YearEPSGrowthEST3–5YearsEPSGrowth% ForeignSalesUS (36 Mth)US10 YearYield(36 Mth)BrentCrudeOil(36 Mth)10 YearBreakevenInflationRate(36 Mth)AUM( M)3 MonthFund Flow(M)3 MonthAverageDailyNotionalVolume( M)Sector (Cont’d)XLVThe Health Care Select SectorSPDR 1528,48016461,049.5XLKThe Technology Select SectorSPDR .2642,47959940.4XLIThe Industrial Select SectorSPDR 3019,506-15351,189.9XLBThe Materials Select SectorSPDR 259,3562138570.9Source: Bloomberg Finance, L.P., FactSet, as of 06/30/2021. Past performance is not a guarantee of future results. Fundamentals and Beta sensitivities are calculated using weighted average of underlying holdings’characteristics and beta sensitivity. Characteristics are as of the date indicated, are subject to change, and should not be relied upon as current thereafter. Estimated Earnings Per Share (EPS), which are based on a consensusof analyst estimates, should not be construed as an indication of the current or future profitability of any investment product. Actual earnings per share may differ, even substantially, from that of estimated earnings per share.Blue shades are the funds included in the sector and industry spotlight.8

ssga.com/etfsInformation Classification: General AccessGlossary10 Year Breakeven Inflation Rate (usedin Macro Sensitivity) represents a measureof expected inflation derived from 10-YearTreasury Constant Maturity Securities and10-Year Treasury Inflation-Indexed ConstantMaturity Securities.Beta Volatility measure of the percentageprice change of the security given a onepercent change in a representative marketindex. The beta value is generated by a riskmodel and determined by comparing theprice movements of the security and therepresentative market index. A beta below1 can indicate either an investment with lowervolatility than the market.Brent Crude Spot Price (Used in MacroSensitivity) Current spot price in currentpipeline export quality Brent blend as suppliedat Sullom Voe.Communication Services Select SectorIndex The Communication Services SelectSector Index include companiesfrom the following industries: diversifiedtelecommunication services; wirelesstelecommunication services; media;entertainment; and interactive media& services.Consumer Discretionary Select SectorIndex The Consumer Discretionary SelectSector Index includes companies from thefollowing industries: retail (specialty, multi-line,internet and catalog); media; hotels, restaurants& leisure; household durables; textiles, apparel& luxury goods; automobiles, auto componentsand distributors; leisure equipment & products;and diversified consumer services.Consumer Staples Select SectorIndex The Consumer Staples Select SectorIndex includes companies from the followingindustries: food & staples retailing; householdproducts; food products; beverages; tobacco;and personal products.Correlation measures the historical tendencyof two investments to move together. Investorsoften combine investments with lowcorrelations to diversify portfolios.Dispersion measures variations of differingmembers of a universe.Earnings Per Share Earnings per share(EPS) is the monetary value of earningsper outstanding share of common stock fora company.Earnings Revision measures the changesto the analysts’ expected earnings.Energy Select Sector Index The EnergySelect Sector Index includes companies fromthe following industries: oil, gas & consumablefuels and energy equipment & services.EPS Growth Rate The Compounded AnnualGrowth Rate (CAGR) of the operating Earningsper Share (EPS) over the specified time period.Estimated 3–5 EPS Growth (%) Theestimated 3–5 year EPS growth is based on theunderlying holdings of the index. The earningsestimates for the underlying holdings areprovided by FactSet and are used to calculate acompounded annual growth rate for earningsper share over the next 3–5 years. Theseanalysts estimates are forecasts of the firms’potential ability to increase earnings per shareover a full market cycle, and not a measure ofexpected stock or index price performance.The 3–5 year EPS estimate for an index is amarket cap weighted average of the underlyingfirms’ figures.The Financial Select Sector Index includescompanies from the following industries:diversified financial services; insurance;commercial banks; capital markets; real estateinvestment trusts (“REITs”); thrift & mortgagefinance; consumer finance; and real estatemanagement & development.Health Care Select Sector Index TheHealth Care Select Sector Index includescompanies from the following industries:pharmaceuticals; health care providers &services; health care equipment & supplies;biotechnology; life sciences tools & services;and health care technology.Implied Volatility represents the market’sforward-looking expectation of volatility basedon current options pricing.Industrial Select Sector Index TheIndustrial Select Sector Index includescompanies from the following industries:industrial conglomerates; aerospace &defense; machinery; air freight & logistics; road& rail; commercial services & supplies; electricalequipment; construction & engineering;building products; airlines; and tradingcompanies & distributors.LT Debt to Equity Ratio is a financial ratioindication the relative proportion of long-termdebt and shareholders’ equity. A high LT debt toequity ratio generally means that a company hasbeen aggressive in financing its business with debt.Macro Sensitivity to EconomicVariables This is measured as the beta ofreturns relative to a particular variable. Beta isa measure of the volatility, or systematic risk, ofa security or a portfolio in comparison to the aparticular variable.Materials Select Sector Index The MaterialsSelect Sector Index includes companies fromthe following industries: chemicals; metals &mining; paper & forest products; containers &packaging; and construction materials.Percentage of Foreign Firm Assets Thisfigure represents the weighted average of theamount of the underlying foreign firm assetsas a percent of total geographic segmentfirm assets.Percentage of Foreign Firm Sales Thisfigure represents the weighted average of theamount of the underlying foreign firm sales as apercent of total geographic segment firm sales.Price to Book Ratio (P/B) A financial ratioused to compare a company’s current marketprice to its book value which is the carryingvalue of an asset according to its balance sheetaccount balance. A low P/B is representative ofa value security. A high P/B is more indicative ofa growth stock.Price to Earnings Ratio (P/E) The ratio ofthe price of a stock and the firms earnings pershare. A low P/E translates into a value stock. Ahigh P/E is more indicative of a growth stock.Put-Call Ratio The ratio measures how manyput options are being traded relative to calloptions. It is calculated by dividing the numberof traded put options by the number of tradedcall options.Real Estate Select Sector Index The RealEstate Select Sector Index includes companiesfrom the following industries: real estatemanagement and development and REITs,excluding mortgage REITs.Return on Equity (ROE) This measures therate of return on the ownership interest(shareholders’ equity) of the common stockowners. It measures a firm’s efficiency atgenerating profits from every unit ofshareholders’ equity. ROE shows how well acompany uses investment funds to generateearnings growth.Select Sector Index The companies includedin each Select Sector Index are selected onthe basis of general industry classificationfrom a universe of companies defined by theStandard & Poor’s 500 Composite Stock Index (“S&P 500 ”).9Short Interest Short interest is the number ofshares that have been sold short but have notyet covered or closed out. It is an indicator ofmarket sentiment that tells whether investorsexpect a stock’s price is likely to fall.SMA Simple Moving Average A simplemoving average (SMA) is an arithmetic movingaverage calculated by adding recent closingprices and then dividing that by the number oftime periods in the calculation average.Technology Select Sector Index TheTechnology Select Sector Index includescompanies from the following industries:computers & peripherals; software; diversifiedtelecommunication services; communicationsequipment; semiconductor & semiconductorequipment; internet software & services; ITservices; wireless telecommunication services;electronic equipment & instruments; andoffice electronics.US 10 Year–2 Year Yield (Used in MacroSensitivity) The rate differential betweenGeneric United States on-the-run government10 Year Treasuries and Generic United Stateson-the-run government 2 Year Treasuries. Theyield quoted is yield to maturity and on apre-tax basis.US 10 Year Yield (Used in Macro Sensitivity)The rate is comprised of Generic United Stateson-the-run government 10 Year Treasuries. Theyield quoted is yield to maturity and on apre-tax basis.US Dollar Spot Index (Used in MacroSensitivity) The Dollar Spot Index tracks theperformance of a basket of ten leading globalcurrencies versus the US Dollar. Each currencyin the basket and their weight is determinedannually based on their share of internationaltrade and FX liquidity.Utilities Select Sector Index The UtilitiesSelect Sector Index includes companies fromthe following industries: electric utilities;multi-utilities; independent power producers &energy traders; and gas utilities.Z-score Z-score measures how many standarddeviations an element is above or below thepopulation mean. A sector z-score can becalculated from the following formula. z (X-μ) /σ, where X is the sector value of the metrics. μis the mean of 11 sector values for a certainmetric. σ is the standard deviation of the valueof eleven sectors.State Street Global Advisors One Iron Street,Boston MA 02210. T: 1 617 786 3000.

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Industry Dashboard SPDR Americas Research Team The S&P 500 index advanced for the fifth straight . Financial 5,402 21,070 25,103 Health Care 1,290 -1,121 -11 . Sector’s Momentum z-score is the simple average of the z-score of each period. Top and bottom two sectors in

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