ETF Commodities Model – End of May – Update
ETFCommodities.com House Model — May 2026 Monthly Attribution Report MTD through May 29, 2026 May Review ETFCommodities.com’s House Model was essentially flat in May, but
ETFCommodities.com House Model — May 2026 Monthly Attribution Report MTD through May 29, 2026 May Review ETFCommodities.com’s House Model was essentially flat in May, but
Commodity ETFs were mixed on the day, with energy-focused funds leading performance. Oil-related ETFs rallied sharply following the recent surge in crude prices, with the
Global commodity markets opened the week on a mixed but generally constructive note as U.S. equity futures pointed higher following last week’s record closes for
Commodity ETFs were broadly higher on the day, led by strength in natural gas, industrial metals, and mining-focused funds. The standout performer was the natural
ETFCommodities.com’s House Model gained 31.63% YTD but trailed GSG’s 49.18% surge as gold, silver, natural gas, agriculture and miners dragged on attribution. USO remained the offsetting bright spot, while FactSet flows showed capital rotating into copper, energy and agriculture.
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Commodity ETFs were broadly weaker on Thursday, May 28, as investors reduced exposure to crude oil and precious metals amid growing expectations that U.S.-Iran negotiations
Commodity markets opened the week cautiously as investors balanced ongoing geopolitical risks, inflation concerns, and shifting global supply dynamics. U.S. equity futures traded slightly lower
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