The Latest Breaking News from ETF

As the U.S. government shutdown entered its 35th day, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy’s dire warning of potential airspace closures started caution bells clanging across the aviation and ETF markets. Investors holding airline-focused ETFs, such as the U.S. Global Jets ETF (NYSE:JETS) and the Amplify Travel Tech ETF (NYSE:AWAY), are bracing…

Electric vehicle stocks roared back Wednesday as Rivian Automotive Inc (NASDAQ:RIVN) jumped more than 25%, extending momentum from its third-quarter results. The rebound helped erase much of the prior day’s sector slump, sending EV-focused ETFs higher across the board.

Wall Street’s love affair with artificial intelligence hit a hard pause on Tuesday, as investors dumped high-flying tech names and erased more than $500 billion in market value in a single day.

Leveraged ETF issuer Tradr debuted the Tradr 2X Long CORZ Daily ETF (NASDAQ:COZX) on November 5, offering traders double the daily exposure to Core Scientific Inc (NASDAQ:CORZ) just days after the crypto miner's $9 billion merger with CoreWeave fell apart.

On paper, big data analytics giant Palantir Technologies Inc (NASDAQ:PLTR) still represents one of the strongest statistical performances among major publicly traded enterprises. Since the start of the year, PLTR stock has moved up over 152%. Nevertheless, the security saw a sudden drop recently. Furthermore, Tuesday's after-hours session implies further…

The best mid-cap ETFs to buy offer efficient and diversified exposure to a universe full of highly interesting companies.

The rise of actively-managed ETFs is unmistakable-yet beneath the hype, the plot is a bit more nuanced than “everyone wins big.” For every new fund launch, many may find themselves all dressed up with nowhere to go.

The dollar index traded in a narrow range, mostly between 97 and 99, in October. The index has been stuck in neutral, but all fiat currencies have continued to lose value over the past month.

This new exchange-traded note acts as an alternative to call options on the S&P 500 Index.

Investors brushed off the Federal Reserve's cautious tone last week, pouring $37.6 billion into U.S.-listed ETFs, a clear sign that optimism in equity markets remains intact even as policymakers tap the brakes on rate-cut expectations.

Consumer staples ETFs, usually the quiet corner of the market, are suddenly in the spotlight. The $48.7 billion acquisition of Kenvue Inc. (NYSE:KVUE) by Kimberly-Clark Corp (NASDAQ:KMB) has stirred renewed interest in the sector, setting up a potential reshuffling of weightings across several big-name ETFs.