SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY)

SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust last traded at 771.30 USD. Over the past month the price moved +0.74%. Historical scenarios, expert targets and the plain-language read from AIsier.

Funds · Data as of Oct. 28, 2026

One-year price chart

Oct. 28, 2025Oct. 28, 2026

Last price

771.30 USD

1 week: -0.23%
1 month: +0.74%
3 months: +4.25%
1 year: +13.47%
52-week high: 779.09 USD
52-week low: 628.78 USD

628.78 USD779.09 USD

Funds

Symbol: SPY
Currency: USD
Exchange: NYSE

AIsier's plain-language read

Written by an AI model for AIsier on the date shown, from the data listed below. It describes; it does not advise. Oct. 28, 2026

Based on: price history · long-term trend · fundamentals (15) · past events that name it (37) · past events for its asset class (4) · recent news · Methodology

Nearly half of SPY's weight sits in tech, with one chipmaker alone making up about 8% of the whole fund.

What is going on right now?

SPY is trading around $770, which is roughly 6% above where it averaged over the past year. Trading activity has been quieter than usual, with volume about a third below its recent norm.

How is the business itself doing?

This fund holds a slice of the 500 largest U.S. companies, so its earnings mirror the broad economy. It charges almost nothing to own, less than a tenth of what similar funds typically cost.

What stands out?

The ten biggest names account for about 39% of the fund. That means a stumble in just a few giant companies can drag the whole thing down more than you might expect.

What comes next?

Reports have noted that Treasury yields near 5% and a $2 trillion government deficit could weigh on stock prices broadly. SPY, as a pure mirror of the large-company market, would feel that directly.

What experts said about this asset

Summary written by AIsier from public statements. Where no verified statement exists for the week, the summary says so.

BlackRock · Week of Oct. 12, 2026

Around mid-September 2026, in their Q4 Global Investment Outlook, plus early October posts.

What did BlackRock say about U.S. stocks like SPY?

BlackRock said they stay "overweight" on U.S. equities, meaning they hold more than a standard share. They pointed to strong earnings growth driven by AI as a key reason. In early October, BlackRock also noted that in a market where a handful of giant companies dominate, it pays to look beyond the obvious names and be more deliberate about which U.S. stocks you own.

What does that actually mean for you?

Think of SPY as a basket holding the 500 largest U.S. companies. BlackRock is saying they still like that basket overall, but they're aware it leans heavily on a few tech giants. They want a wider lens, not just the biggest names.

What is worth keeping an eye on?

BlackRock flagged rising government bond yields and competition for capital from AI spending, defense, and energy. Higher yields have historically pulled stock prices lower in some stretches, with past drawdowns in SPY reaching roughly a quarter of its value in tough years. That tug-of-war between strong earnings and rising borrowing costs is the key tension right now.

Based on a live scan of their X posts and the news.

Historical scenarios that name this asset

FAQ

What is the current price of SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust?

As of Oct. 28, 2026, the latest recorded price of SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY) was 771.30 USD.

How has SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust moved recently?

Measured from closing prices: -0.23% over one week, +0.74% over one month and +13.47% over one year.

Which historical scenarios name SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust?

SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust appears in 37 documented scenarios, including 1997 Asian Financial Crisis, Banking Crisis, US Debt Ceiling Standoff.

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