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A Look at Sectors Performance and Their P/E Ratios
By KlickAnalytics Data Insights | June 30, 2026 04:01PM ET
Sectors Performances and PE
Following are the Sector-Wise Performance and the Corresponding Price-to-Earnings Data for each Sectors.
| Sector | 1 Day Change (%) | Price-to-earnings (PE) |
| Basic Materials | 1.18% | 23.70 |
| Communication Services | 0.55% | 20.71 |
| Consumer Cyclical | 1.79% | 22.29 |
| Consumer Defensive | -0.51% | 21.81 |
| Energy | -0.62% | 19.65 |
| Financial Services | 0.23% | 17.29 |
| Healthcare | -0.52% | 23.76 |
| Industrials | 2.35% | 44.43 |
| Real Estate | -1.20% | 26.25 |
| Technology | 2.65% | 43.14 |
| Utilities | -2.27% | 28.63 |
In terms of Price-to-Earnings (PE) ratios, Industrials stood out with a high PE of 44.43, followed by Technology at 43.14. Basic Materials, Healthcare, and Real Estate sectors also had relatively high PEs. Energy had the lowest PE at 19.65, indicating potential value for investors. Overall, the data suggests a diverse range of performances and valuations across different sectors in the stock market.
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