U.S. Small-Cap and Emerging Market ETFs Fall on Wednesday; Gold and Oil Funds Surge Over 1%

On Wednesday (July 22), U.S. equity ETFs posted mixed results. The Russell 2000 index ETF fell 0.93%, while emerging market ETF declined 0.54%. Nasdaq-100, U.S. real estate, U.S. Treasury 20+ year, S&P 500, and dollar-focused ETFs fell up to 0.51%.

Commodity funds led gains, with gold ETF up 1.15% and U.S. Brent crude oil fund surging 1.70%. The yen appreciation ETF rose 0.02%, euro ETF gained 0.10%, and agricultural products fund advanced 0.30%.

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