With 5 ETFs traded in the U.S. markets, Consumer ETFs gather total assets under management of $280.65M. The average expense ratio is 0.53%. Consumer ETFs can be found in the following asset classes:
The largest Consumer ETF is the Columbia Emerging Markets Consumer ETF ECON with $179.87M in assets. In the last trailing year, the best performing Consumer ETF was the BUYZ at --. The most-recent ETF launched in the Consumer space was the Franklin Disruptive Commerce ETF BUYZ in 02/25/20.
The first half of 2019 was a roller coaster for the space.
Emerging markets as an asset class are up this year, but country-specific returns vary widely.
Emerging markets as an asset class are up this year, but country-specific returns vary widely.
India is in the midst of the largest and most expensive election in history. Here’s what it means for India ETFs.
These ETFs stand out for their poor performance in a strong year for financial markets.
EMQQ’s Kevin Carter says valuations in emerging markets are attractive, and the consumer story remains intact.
Firm rolled out a suite of China ETFs targeting sectors and the broad market.
ETFs and ETNs from Global X and Barclays have recently effected ticker, index and name changes.
Issuer has converted two emerging market growth funds to active management.
