The iShares Semiconductor ETF (SOXX) dropped 5.73% on Tuesday, closing at $496.88 as the fund posted one of its steeper single-day declines in recent months. The move added to an already difficult stretch for the ETF, which had already been under pressure heading into the session.
Over the trailing seven days, SOXX has shed 4.42%, reflecting sustained weakness across the semiconductor segment. The 30-day picture is more pronounced, with the fund down 9.76% over that period, suggesting the selling has been gradual rather than concentrated solely in Tuesday's drop.
Semiconductors have long been considered a cyclical and sentiment-sensitive corner of the equity market, and the fund's recent trajectory illustrates how quickly losses can compound across shorter timeframes. The three periods tracked — one day, seven days, and thirty days — all show losses, pointing to consistent downside momentum.
Market capitalization data for SOXX was not available as of the time of this report. The fund's price of $496.88 represents the most recent available figure as of the September 15, 2026 close.
