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Nasdaq 100 ETF Jumps 3.44% as US Equity ETFs Outperform; Brent Oil Fund Falls 5.29%

The Nasdaq 100 ETF rose 3.44% on Monday, Nov. 9, leading US broad asset-class ETFs, with the Russell 2000 ETF up 3.23% and the S&P 500, Dow and emerging-market ETFs gaining at least 2.17%. The Brent oil fund fell 5.29% and the VIX long fund dropped 13.35%, while the dollar-index long fund slipped 0.55%.

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The breadth of the equity rally—small caps nearly matching the Nasdaq 100 while emerging-market and major US index ETFs all gained more than 2%—points to a broad risk-on session rather than a narrow tech-led move. The sharper moves sit in the hedges: a double-digit drop in the VIX long fund and a steep Brent oil fund decline suggest volatility bets and energy exposure unwound as equities strengthened, with the softer dollar-index fund consistent with that backdrop. Whether this broad participation persists, or was a single-session rotation, is the open question worth watching.

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