With 14 ETFs traded on the U.S. markets, Consumer ETFs have total assets under management of $814.98M. The average expense ratio is 0.52%. Consumer ETFs can be found in the following asset classes:
The largest Consumer ETF is the ProShares Pet Care ETF PAWZ with $302.54M in assets. In the last trailing year, the best-performing Consumer ETF was BUYZ at 93.56%. The most recent ETF launched in the Consumer space was the Hartford Longevity Economy ETF HLGE on 03/16/21.
The issuer brings to market another actively managed thematic fund.
With record-breaking numbers of launches and closures, it was a year to remember.
The new fund invests in companies moving away from the "single use" economy.
Issuer adds funds targeting a theme and a defensive strategy.
Retail sales have been surprisingly resilient, but will that continue?
Five thematic ETFs have been merged under one overarching banner of innovation.
Also, new issuer LeaderShares adds to its lineup.
Don’t be afraid of all the closures; they’re a healthy sign.
The new fund focuses on four areas of major changes in work and consumption.
