Semiconductor ETF fell 2%, leading the decline in US stock sector ETFs, with the S&P Technology sector dropping about 1.9%

On Tuesday, the semiconductor industry ETF fell by 2.02%, while the global technology stock index ETF, technology industry ETF, and internet stock index ETF dropped by 1.89%-1.34%. Regional bank ETF and consumer discretionary ETF fell by up to 0.18%; energy sector ETF, global airline industry ETF, and banking industry ETF rose by up to 0.10%, utilities ETF rose by 0.97%, and daily consumer goods ETF rose by 1.03%. Among the 11 sectors of the S&P 500 index, the information technology/technology sector fell by 1.88% - with components Palantir, Oracle, AMD, and Microsoft falling by 9.35-5.44%, while Intel rose by 6.97%. The telecommunications sector fell by 1.16% - with components Trade Desk, Netflix, Warner Bros, and Meta falling by 4.40-2.07%, with Google also falling by 0.95%. The consumer discretionary sector and energy sector fell by up to 0.37%, while other sectors rose, with the real estate sector rising by 1.80%.