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A Look at Sectors Performance and Their P/E Ratios

By KlickAnalytics Data Insights  |   July 11, 2024 10:01AM ET

Sectors Performances and PE

Following are the Sector-Wise Performance and the Corresponding Price-to-Earnings Data for each Sectors.

Sector1 Day Change (%)Price-to-earnings (PE)
Basic Materials0.48%26.33
Communication Services0.56%37.45
Consumer Cyclical-0.05%31.59
Consumer Defensive-0.20%24.03
Energy0.66%14.44
Financial Services0.77%18.54
Healthcare1.04%54.28
Industrials0.59%29.11
Real Estate0.41%41.23
Technology0.88%45.61
Utilities0.54%19.04
The sector-wise performance and corresponding price-to-earnings (PE) data for various sectors are as follows:

- Basic Materials: 0.48% change, PE of 26.33
- Communication Services: 0.56% change, PE of 37.45
- Consumer Cyclical: -0.05% change, PE of 31.59
- Consumer Defensive: -0.20% change, PE of 24.03
- Energy: 0.66% change, PE of 14.44
- Financial Services: 0.77% change, PE of 18.54
- Healthcare: 1.04% change, PE of 54.28
- Industrials: 0.59% change, PE of 29.11
- Real Estate: 0.41% change, PE of 41.23
- Technology: 0.88% change, PE of 45.61
- Utilities: 0.54% change, PE of 19.04

Overall, most sectors saw positive changes in their performances, with healthcare having the highest change and highest PE ratio. Energy had the lowest PE ratio among the sectors listed.

For more information:
  • Sectors Performances
  • Top 100 Stocks
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