TREE NEWS reports: On Tuesday, September 22, most US asset-class ETFs closed lower, with the CBOE Volatility Index long fund falling 3.05% and the United States Brent Oil Fund dropping 1.63%. Agricultural, Dow Jones, US real estate, euro long, soybean, 20+ year Treasury and S&P 50 ETFs each fell as much as 0.45%. The US Dollar Index long was flat, while the Nasdaq 100 ETF gained 0.81% and the Russell 2000 ETF rose 0.57%.
US Asset-Class ETFs Close Mostly Lower; Brent Oil Fund Down 1.63%
AI take
The split here is the story: broad commodity and Treasury proxies slipped while small-cap and Nasdaq funds advanced, suggesting the session's weakness was concentrated in macro-sensitive asset classes rather than equities overall. A flat dollar alongside a softer Brent fund and lower long-Treasury exposure points to positioning shifts rather than a single directional macro driver. Whether that equity-versus-commodity divergence persists into the next session is the open question.
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