The S&P Technology sector rose about 10.8% in May, while the Telecommunications and Consumer Discretionary sectors increased by over 9%. From January to May, the Airline ETF fell about 10.4%, leading the decline among U.S. stock sector ETFs

On Friday, the biotechnology index fell by 2.03%, the semiconductor ETF dropped by 1.77%, and the energy sector ETF, regional bank ETF, bank ETF, consumer discretionary ETF, and technology sector ETF fell by up to 0.89%. The internet stock index ETF rose by 0.65%, and the utilities ETF increased by 1.02%. From January to May, the global airline industry ETF fell by 10.37%, the biotechnology index ETF dropped by 7.85%, the regional bank ETF decreased by 5.12%, and the consumer discretionary ETF and energy sector ETF fell by up to 4.44%. The bank ETF and healthcare ETF fell by up to 3.41%, the semiconductor ETF dropped by 1%, and the technology sector ETF fell by 0.52%. The internet stock index ETF rose by a cumulative 3.3%, while the financial sector ETF and consumer staples ETF increased by up to 5.93%, and the utilities ETF rose by 9%. In May, the S&P Information Technology/Technology sector rose by 10.79%, the telecommunications sector increased by 9.61%, the consumer discretionary sector rose by 9.38%, the industrial sector increased by 8.63%, the financial sector rose by 4.29%, the utilities sector increased by 3.36%, the materials sector rose by 2.80%, the consumer staples sector increased by 1.66%, the real estate sector rose by 0.85%, the energy sector increased by 0.35%, and the healthcare sector fell by 5.63%