The iShares Semiconductor ETF (SOXX) closed at $517.35 on September 11, 2026, declining 2.75% over the prior 24 hours. The single-session pullback erased a portion of the fund's recent gains and extended pressure on the semiconductor segment heading into the weekend.
Despite Friday's drop, SOXX posted a 2.98% gain over the trailing seven-day period, reflecting some resilience in the broader chip sector across the week. The contrast between the short-term decline and the weekly advance suggests the fund experienced meaningful volatility within the period.
Looking at the longer timeframe, SOXX remained under pressure on a 30-day basis, down 3.19% over that stretch. The monthly loss indicates that the semiconductor ETF has faced sustained headwinds even as it managed to recover some ground during the most recent week.
Market capitalization data was not available for the fund at the time of publication. SOXX tracks a broad index of U.S.-listed semiconductor companies and is widely followed as a gauge of the chip industry's overall performance.
