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US Leveraged Semiconductor ETF Assets Fall $63 Billion From June Peak
@KobeissiLetter reported that assets under management in US leveraged semiconductor ETFs dropped 39 percent to $100 billion. The decline is the largest since April 2025 and accounts for most of the drop across all US leveraged ETFs.
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Assets under management in US leveraged semiconductor ETFs have fallen $63 billion from their June peak to $100 billion, reaching the lowest level since late April, @KobeissiLetter reported. The 39 percent decline represents the largest drawdown for these funds since April 2025, when assets more than halved from an August high.
It accounts for 63 percent of the $100 billion decline across all US leveraged ETFs over the same period.
Assets in the semiconductor funds nearly tripled between the last week of March and the June peak before the recent selloff. Even after the decline, the assets remain 400 percent above January 2023 levels. Investors have reduced leverage positions in the sector following the sharp run-up earlier in the year.
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