Commodity ETFs — General Overview Commodity ETFs were mixed but generally constructive, with strength concentrated in materials equities, precious metals, mining companies and energy services. Diversified commodity funds were comparatively subdued: PDBC gained 0.1%, BCI rose 0.2%, DBC was unchanged and HGER slipped 0.1%. Despite the quiet daily performance, most broad commodity strategies remained up […]
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ETFs Broad Commodities Broad commodity ETFs finished mostly higher, supported by a strong rally in energy. The iShares S&P GSCI Commodity Trust gained 1.92%, the Invesco DB Commodity Index Tracking Fund rose 1.66%, and PDBC advanced 1.41%. Investor demand was generally positive, led by $66.3 million of daily inflows into PDBC, $41.3 million into the
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Commodity ETFs were mixed during the latest session, with strength concentrated in agriculture, palladium and selected energy products, while precious metals, mining equities and uranium funds declined sharply. Oil & Gas: Energy-related ETFs were mixed. Gasoline led the category, with UGA gaining 2.3%, while oil-services funds OIH and XOP rose 0.8% and 0.3%, respectively. Crude-oil
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Commodity markets entered Wednesday with a cautious tone as investors balanced easing geopolitical risks in the Middle East against a busy economic calendar that includes U.S. GDP revisions, Core PCE inflation data, and Personal Income and Spending figures ahead of the Jackson Hole Economic Policy Symposium. Energy markets remained focused on developments surrounding the Strait
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Daily Commodity ETF Summary — August 3, 2026 Commodity ETFs finished the latest trading session with a pronounced split between energy-related funds and metals-oriented strategies. Oil and gas ETFs were broadly higher, led by the SPDR S&P Oil & Gas Equipment & Services ETF (XES), which gained 3.09%, and the VanEck Oil Services ETF (OIH),
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Commodity markets began the week with a more cautious tone as easing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East weighed on energy prices while investors shifted their focus toward this week’s Federal Reserve meeting and key U.S. economic data. Oil continued to retreat after last week’s sharp rally, while metals traded mixed as gold gave back
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Commodity markets remained firmly focused on geopolitical developments as escalating tensions in the Middle East continued to drive energy prices higher while creating mixed performance across the metals complex. Crude oil extended its rally to fresh multi-week highs on renewed supply concerns, while precious metals eased in pre-market trading as investors weighed inflation risks against
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Commodity markets began the week on a positive note as investors welcomed signs of easing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East following reports of a ceasefire framework between the United States and Iran. Risk sentiment improved broadly, lifting equity futures while reducing concerns around energy supply disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz. Precious and industrial
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Commodity markets opened the week with elevated volatility as investors weighed escalating Middle East tensions, evolving OPEC+ production decisions, and ongoing supply concerns across energy and metals markets. Crude oil initially surged on fears of disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz before paring gains as reports suggested a potential easing of hostilities. Meanwhile, industrial metals
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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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