😴 What are the ETFs that offer exposure to the US banking sector?

There are **0** ETFs in the market that are specifically labeled as offering exposure to the US banking sector. However, you can gain exposure to the banking sector through ETFs that have a significant portion of their holdings in banks. Here are some examples:

1. **Bank-Focused ETFs**:
- **SPDR S&P Bank ETF** (SPYB): Holds a diversified portfolio of US bank stocks.
- **Invesco KB Wide ETF** (KBWY): Focuses on bank stocks and has a significant allocation to Bank of America.
- **iShares U.S. Regional Banks ETF** (IAT): Concentrated on regional banks, with Bank of America being one of the largest holdings.
2. **Broad Market ETFs with Bank Holdings**:
- **Invesco QQQ Trust** (QQQ): Tracks the Nasdaq 100 Index and has a notable position in bank stocks, including Bank of America.
- **Vanguard S&P 500 ETF** (VOO): Has a significant allocation to bank stocks, as the S&P 500 Index includes large US banks.

These ETFs provide exposure to the banking sector while also offering diversification within the financial services industry. Investors should monitor the ETFs' holdings and rebalancing strategies, as these can change over time and affect the percentage of bank stocks in the portfolio.