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Stocks surged as U.S. jobs report boosted major indexes to multi-month highs. Silver, critical materials, gold, and Bitcoin miners ETFs performed well.

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​​​​​​​The European ETF industry enjoyed healthy inflows over the course of April despite the market turmoil caused by the announcement of new tariff regimes by the U.S.

For the first time in five months, gold-backed ETFs globally reported modest outflows in May as investors took profits.

According to several experts in the sector, Bitcoin ETFs and cryptocurrency-related ETFs have made significant progress since launching in January 2024 and setting inflow records.

Defiance ETFs launches PLTZ ETF, a leveraged inverse fund focused on Palantir Technologies Inc. (PLTR), providing short sellers with new means to double down.

TQQQ leveraged ETF surged as investors cheered stronger-than-expected United States labor data. A broad rally in large-cap technology stocks directly fueled the fund's sharp advance.

According to a report by Reuters, at least some of the temporary export licenses are valid for six months.

NEOS Investments releases new NEOS Gold High Income ETF (BATS: IAUI), combining physical gold exposure with options strategy for high monthly income in volatile market.

KraneShares introduces KOID, the first US-listed ETF focusing on humanoid robots and embodied AI. Long-term investors could profit from this megatrend.

Fidelity Investments launches FFUT, a managed futures ETF to diversify portfolios and protect against market volatility.

Tesla’s shares led gains among the Magnificent 7 stocks following a steep sell-off on Thursday amid CEO Elon Musk’s public clash with President Donald Trump.

Price action in different asset classes might be sending a warning to the stock market, threatening to compress its current valuations.

The U.S. President further noted that a rate reduction by the Fed would greatly help in managing the debt that is coming due.

While health care added 62,000 jobs in May, higher than the average monthly gain of 44,000 over the prior 12 months, leisure and hospitality added 48,000 jobs, and social assistance added 16,000.