TREE NEWS reports: The semiconductor ETF closed down 6.98% on Friday, Oct. 30, leading declines among US sector ETFs, while the global tech index ETF fell 5.11% and the tech sector ETF dropped 4.89%. The energy sector ETF bucked the trend with a 1.91% gain. Within the S&P 500’s 11 sectors, information technology fell 4.24% and energy rose 1.91%; for October, telecom slumped 15.19% and tech lost 6.82%, while energy gained 13.96%.
Semiconductor ETF falls 6.98% Friday, leading US sector ETF declines
The scale of the semiconductor move stands out even against a broadly weak tech tape, with the chip ETF's loss outpacing both the global tech and tech sector funds by a wide margin — a sign that selling concentrated in the most cyclical part of the complex rather than spreading evenly. The energy bid alongside tech weakness points to a rotation story, reinforced by October's split between telecom and tech losses and energy's double-digit gain. Whether that sector dispersion persists into the next session is the open question.
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