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Industry ETFsMon 27 Nov 23, 8:21am (AEDT)NameValue% ChgCommoditiesSilver22.27+2.77%Uranium29.07+0.90%Strategic Metals58.06+0.45%Gold Miners29.32+0.24%Copper Miners34.49+0.15%Lithium & Battery Tech48.81+0.02%Steel68.59-0.13%IndustrialsAerospace & Defense118.49+0.45%Construction55.3705+0.40%Global Jets16.81+0.36%Agriculture21.74-1.50%HealthcareCannabis5.56+2.96%Biotechnology119.36+0.54%NameValue% ChgCryptocurrencyBitcoin19.11+0.63%RenewablesHydrogen6.39+0.79%CleanTech9.63-1.03%Solar45.48-1.26%TechnologyFinTech21.59+1.12%Electric Vehicles23.15+0.92%Cybersecurity26.1+0.81%Sports Betting/Gaming16.5603+0.44%E-commerce19.3+0.36%Cloud Computing20.27+0.25%Semiconductor515.44+0.07%Robotics & AI26.24-0.04%Video Games/eSports55.18-0.50%Sectors to Watch: GoldUS markets continued to grind higher in a relatively quiet and shortened trading session. Most of the above sector ETFs finished slightly higher notably Fintech (+1.1%), Uranium (+0.9%) and Cybersecurity (+0.8%).The VanEck Gold Miners ETF (+0.2%) logged a smaller overnight gain as gold prices closed above the key US$2,000 level. The ETF has recently marked a higher high and testing key levels such as the 200-day moving average and the $30 level.Gold is rallying off the back of a falling US dollar, peak yields and rising geopolitical conflicts. The yellow metal is also exposed to secular forces such as rising US government debt, volatile inflation and economic headwinds which make it attractive for the medium-to-long term.[ATTACH=full]166247[/ATTACH]VanEck Gold Miners ETF (Source: TradingView)
Mon 27 Nov 23, 8:21am (AEDT)
US markets continued to grind higher in a relatively quiet and shortened trading session. Most of the above sector ETFs finished slightly higher notably Fintech (+1.1%), Uranium (+0.9%) and Cybersecurity (+0.8%).
The VanEck Gold Miners ETF (+0.2%) logged a smaller overnight gain as gold prices closed above the key US$2,000 level. The ETF has recently marked a higher high and testing key levels such as the 200-day moving average and the $30 level.
Gold is rallying off the back of a falling US dollar, peak yields and rising geopolitical conflicts. The yellow metal is also exposed to secular forces such as rising US government debt, volatile inflation and economic headwinds which make it attractive for the medium-to-long term.
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