The internet stock index ETF fell by about 1.7%, leading the decline among U.S. sector ETFs, while the S&P energy sector rose by more than 2.2%

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2026.01.14 21:12

On Wednesday (January 14), the internet stock index ETF fell by 1.68%, the consumer discretionary ETF dropped by 1.58%, the global airline industry ETF, technology sector ETF, and global technology stock index ETF all fell by at least 1.01%, the semiconductor ETF decreased by 0.81%, while the banking sector ETF rose by 0.95%, and the energy sector ETF increased by 2.26%. Among the 11 sectors of the S&P 500 index, the consumer discretionary sector fell by 1.75%—Aptiv (APTV) dropped by 5.8%, Airbnb fell by 5.1%, Lululemon decreased by 4.2%, Norwegian Cruise Line dropped by 4.1%, and Carnival fell by 2.6%. The information technology/technology sector fell by 1.45%, the telecommunications sector decreased by 0.55%, while the energy sector rose by 2.26%

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