Actively managed exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have been long crude oil this year, and some have seen their managed futures funds rise in a market that has seen extreme volatility across almost every asset class. The big shift from years of low inflation and low interest rates to inflation at a 40-year high and aggressive rate hikes by the Fed have led to declines in many major asset classes. But not for the managed futures ETFs that try to emulate the trading of the market…



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