TREE NEWS reports: US sector ETFs closed almost entirely lower on Wednesday, September 23, with the global airlines ETF falling 2.99% and the biotech index ETF losing 2%. Consumer discretionary, regional banks, banks, internet, semiconductor and global tech index ETFs each fell at least 1%, while the energy sector ETF gained 0.96%.
US Sector ETFs Close Mostly Lower; Global Airlines ETF Drops 2.99%
AI take
The breadth of the selloff—spanning tech, financials and consumer names—points to a broad risk-off session rather than a single-sector story, with airlines and biotech hit hardest. Energy's lone gain stands out as the one pocket of relative strength, a divergence worth noting if it persists. Whether this is a one-day rotation or the start of a more sustained de-risking across US equity sectors is the open question.
Generated by AI for reference only.
Share on WeChat
Open WeChat → Scan → then tap "…" to send to a chat or Moments.
Tap "…" in the top-right corner to send to a chat or share to Moments.
Related News
4m ago
US Treasury Secretary Bessent: About 80%-90% of Iran’s international flights have been suspended
21m ago
WTI Crude Opens 0.7% Higher Near $93 on Renewed Iran Tensions
28m ago
World Bank President: Data Centers Not Viable for Emerging Markets
31m ago
CDC Confirms US Measles Death After Pennsylvania Dispute
50m ago
US Trade Group Seeks EU Anti-Tax-Avoidance Exemption for Firms Under Domestic Minimum Tax
1h ago
Citi to Hold Investor Call on Paramount Skydance Loan