TREE NEWS reports: On Wednesday, September 23, US broad-asset ETFs closed broadly lower, with emerging-market ETF down 2.01%, Russell 2000 ETF down 1.84% and gold ETF down 1.8%. Treasury 20+ year, real estate, investment-grade corporate bond and convertible bond ETFs fell as much as 1.58%, while Nasdaq 100, S&P 500 and Dow ETFs each lost under 1%. The United States Brent Oil Fund rose 4.23% and the dollar index long position gained 0.6%.
US Equity and Gold ETFs Fall Broadly; Brent Oil Fund Jumps 4.23%
The breadth of the selloff—spanning equities, gold, and bonds—points to a macro-driven repricing rather than sector-specific stress, with the dollar's gain reinforcing that read. The standout is Brent oil's sharp rise against that backdrop, a divergence worth noting since it suggests supply-side pressure rather than demand optimism. Whether the dollar's strength continues to cap risk assets broadly, or oil's rally proves the outlier, is the open question.
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