With 14 ETFs traded on the U.S. markets, Consumer ETFs have total assets under management of $552.33M. The average expense ratio is 0.52%. Consumer ETFs can be found in the following asset classes:
The largest Consumer ETF is the Columbia Emerging Markets Consumer ETF ECON with $164.71M in assets. In the last trailing year, the best-performing Consumer ETF was PAWZ at 60.37%. The most recent ETF launched in the Consumer space was the Hartford Longevity Economy ETF HLGE on 03/16/21.
Plus, updates on a number of ETF closures and other changes.
An ETF’s name is not always a clear indicator of what’s inside.
As the economy reopens and shoppers unleash pent-up demand, high-priced goods stand to benefit.
It’s really just the nature of the ETF industry.
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?
