Stock exchange-traded funds lost ground Friday, as the Dow retreated 100 points and large-cap banks such as Citigroup
Bank ETFs were the worst sector in Friday's stock pullback, with shares of Goldman Sachs
Charles Schwab
Since stocks and commodities seem to take their cues from the U.S. dollar, many traders are trying to determine whether the greenback's rally is simply a technical bounce or a sign that investors are shunning risk. PowerShares DB US Dollar Bullish
Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase led shares of big banks to the downside. Financial Select Sector SPDR Fund
A 4% plunge in Yahoo!
Gregory A. Clay contributed to this article.
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