Active ETF Scorecard: The Rally Pauses — Dollar Firms, Chips Cool
Every category pulled back this week as the U.S. dollar rebounded from its 2026 lows.
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Every category pulled back this week as the U.S. dollar rebounded from its 2026 lows.
Every category pulled back this week as the U.S. dollar rebounded from its 2026 lows.
Active Emerging Markets Equity leads all fund categories for a sixth straight week with a +26.82% YTD return, driven by dollar weakness and semiconductor demand from Taiwan and South Korea.
Active Emerging Markets Equity leads all fund categories for a sixth straight week with a +26.82% YTD return, driven by dollar weakness and semiconductor demand from Taiwan and South Korea.
Every active ETF category advanced week-over-week this week — equity categories rebounded sharply from last week's pullback, while fixed income strategies returned to positive YTD territory.
Every active ETF category advanced week-over-week this week — equity categories rebounded sharply from last week's pullback, while fixed income strategies returned to positive YTD territory.
Every active ETF category declined week-over-week this week — equity categories pulled back from recent highs while fixed income strategies fell further.
Every active ETF category declined week-over-week this week — equity categories pulled back from recent highs while fixed income strategies fell further.
Global markets are rewarding risk-taking in 2026, with emerging market equities surging on a weaker dollar and resilient semiconductor demand.
Global markets are rewarding risk-taking in 2026, with emerging market equities surging on a weaker dollar and resilient semiconductor demand.
Active ETF investors continue to see emerging market strategies lead the opportunity set this week
Active ETF investors continue to see emerging market strategies lead the opportunity set this week
Global equity and commodity strategies dominate this week's scorecard
Global equity and commodity strategies dominate this week's scorecard
Oil remained higher due to geopolitical uncertainty in the Middle East, while gold and silver remained under pressure for the rolling month.
Oil remained higher due to geopolitical uncertainty in the Middle East, while gold and silver remained under pressure for the rolling month.
Oil remained higher due to the conflict in the Middle East, while gold and silver remained under presure for the rolling month.
Oil remained higher due to the conflict in the Middle East, while gold and silver remained under presure for the rolling month.
Oil continued to push higher, while gold and silver gave away previous gains and turned red for the rolling month.
Oil continued to push higher, while gold and silver gave away previous gains and turned red for the rolling month.
Oil continued to move up, while U.S home building and construction strategies turned red for the rolling month.
Oil continued to move up, while U.S home building and construction strategies turned red for the rolling month.
Oil continued to climb up, while the financial sector and dividend strategies struggled for the rolling month.
Oil continued to climb up, while the financial sector and dividend strategies struggled for the rolling month.
Oil strategies remained in the positive territory, while Chinese equity struggled for the rolling month.
Oil strategies remained in the positive territory, while Chinese equity struggled for the rolling month.
South Korean equity and energy strategies remained in the positive territory, while silver struggled for the rolling month.
South Korean equity and energy strategies remained in the positive territory, while silver struggled for the rolling month.
Energy and emerging market strategies remained in the positive territory, while several tech strategies continued to struggle for the rolling month.
Energy and emerging market strategies remained in the positive territory, while several tech strategies continued to struggle for the rolling month.
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