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Clean Energy ETF Sees Flows as Grid Buildout Hits Record

The U.S. clean energy industry capped its strongest year on record for new installations in 2025. That buildout helped drive returns for the ALPS Clean Energy ETF (ACES). ACES gained 44.8% over the past year, according to ETF Database. Annual clean power installations surpassed...

An ETF Right for a New Era of Defense Spending

Supported in part by a growing U.S. defense budget, legacy aerospace and defense ETFs are performing admirably. A trio of those funds each have more than doubled over the past three years. That’s great for investors engaged with those products. However, a new...

Astoria Surpasses $500 Million in ETF Assets

NEW YORK, NY, UNITED STATES, March 10, 2026 Astoria today announces that assets under management (AUM) across its exchange-traded fund (ETF) suite have surpassed $500 million, marking a major milestone for the firm and reflecting strong investor demand for Astoria’s actively managed, quantitatively-driven ETF...

Roll Over Uncertain Oil Prices With Covered Call ETFs

One market ramification of the escalating conflict in the Middle East has been its affect on oil prices. This is partially due to how the war has spread to the Strait of Hormuz, a key waterway in the global oil trade. Currently, the Strait...

Persistent Inflation Reignites Case for Real Asset ETFs

Given all the ongoing uncertainty over the trajectory of both inflation and the Federal Reserve’s rate-cutting regimen, advisors and investors were keen to see what the latest CPI report brought in.  February’s CPI report came out on Wednesday, March 11, showing that the...

NUKZ Constituents Secure Key TerraPower Contracts

The nuclear energy sector reached a pivotal regulatory milestone last week. The results could redefine the timeline for advanced reactor deployment in the U.S. The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) voted on March 4 to issue a construction permit to TerraPower for its...
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