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XLF Price Chart
State Street Financial Select Sector SPDR ETF has no spot market. Prices come from perpetual futures, with history starting when futures listed on —.
How is State Street Financial Select Sector SPDR ETF doing today?
Generated automatically from the past 24 hours of futures data. Not investment advice.
XLF traded in a narrow range over the past 24 hours (+0.24%) at $58.990. Over the same period: Price flat, open interest down 3.29%; Funding 0.0000% (base 0.0100%).
24h LiquidationsMostly longs
$61.61Longs 94%
Liquidations mostly longs
Open InterestReducing
−3.29%$292.66K
Price little changed, positions down
Funding RateNeutral
0.0000%0.0% annualized
0.0100% base
XLF Markets: Futures Pairs (Spot Not Yet Listed)?
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XLF at a Glance
Recent XLF Prices
Daily XLF candles for the last 0 days (each day starts at 00:00 UTC).
XLF/USD DailyBybit XLFUSDT
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About State Street Financial Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLF)
Data updated 2026-11-15 20:03 (UTC+8)
XLF Futures Market Overview
Over the past 24 hours, XLF perpetual futures volume was $14.86M across 0 futures markets; total open interest is $292.66K, down 3.06% over 24 hours. With no spot market, price is set by futures trading, and volatility and funding rates can run higher than for assets with spot markets. The OI-weighted funding rate is 0.0000% (about 0.00% annualized), below the 0.01% baseline; over the past 24 hours, tracked XLF futures liquidations totaled $61.61, including $58.00 in longs and $3.61 in shorts.
What Is State Street Financial Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLF)?
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How to Read XLF Open Interest, Funding Rates and Long/Short Ratios
Open interest is the total value of futures contracts that are still open. If price rises while open interest grows, it is usually mostly new longs; if price rises while open interest falls, it is mostly shorts closing. The funding rate is a fee exchanged periodically between longs and shorts to keep perpetual futures prices close to spot. When it is positive, longs pay shorts. The long/short ratio reflects the balance between longs and shorts. Common types include the taker buy/sell ratio, accounts long/short ratio, top trader long/short ratio (accounts) and top trader long/short ratio (positions); because each is calculated differently, they can't be compared directly. Read it alongside funding rates and open interest, since on its own it is easy to misread.
State Street Financial Select Sector SPDR ETF Futures Price FAQ
Common questions about State Street Financial Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLF): Price, Futures Data.
Price & Basics
Is there a State Street Financial Select Sector SPDR ETF price prediction? Can State Street Financial Select Sector SPDR ETF go higher?
This page gives no price predictions or trading advice, only data you can check: XLF is at $58.990. For market conditions see technical indicators and Futures Data.
Trading & Markets
How is the State Street Financial Select Sector SPDR ETF futures market today?
XLF futures open interest is $292.66K (24h −3.06%), the OI-weighted funding rate is 0.0000%, and 24-hour liquidations are $61.61 (longs $58.00, shorts $3.61). See Futures Data for each exchange.
Why does XLF have no spot price?
XLF trades only as perpetual futures and has no spot market, so it has no spot price or circulating market cap; the price on this page is the perpetual futures price. With no spot market to hedge against, funding rates and volatility can be more extreme.
Where does this page's data come from? How often does it update?
Price, open interest, funding and liquidations are aggregated from — futures markets. The page refreshes every 15 seconds.
Data on this page is for reference only and is not investment advice. Futures trading is high risk; use leverage with caution.
