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NASDAQ OMX PHLX (PHLX) Sector Index Options

 

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UTYSM PHLX Utility SectorSM Contract Specifications Historical Index Chart
XAUSM PHLX Gold/Silver SectorSM Contract Specifications Historical Index Chart
SVO™ SIG Energy MLP IndexSM Contract Specifications Historical Index Chart
OSXSM PHLX Oil Service SectorSM Contract Specifications Historical Index Chart
QNETSM NASDAQ Internet IndexSM Contract Specifications Historical Index Chart
BKXSM KBW Bank Index Contract Specifications Historical Index Chart
HGXSM PHLX Housing SectorSM Contract Specifications Historical Index Chart
EPXSM SIG Oil Exploration & Production Index™ Contract Specifications Historical Index Chart
SOXSM PHLX Semiconductor SectorSM Contract Specifications Historical Index Chart

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PHLX Indexes are available at the bottom of this page: NASDAQ OMX Indexes

Index values are being calculated and disseminated by Dow Jones Indexes on the following indices, however; options are currently trading at the PHLX:

BKX KBW Bank Index

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