USCommodity Gasoline Fund LP ETF News

Gasoline and gasoline refining spreads corrected from a record high, but remain elevated. The US is pulling out all the stops to push gasoline prices lower.

The price of gasoline is high, but there are funds that gain exposure.

Energy equity ETFs have taken billions of dollars in outflows in the last two months. The energy sector has been the only winner in a tumultuous 2022, with almost every other sector struggling and uti

Gasoline prices and related exchange traded funds have been declining after hitting a record high last month, but the pullback may be only temporary. The United States Gasoline Fund (UGA) decreased ab

These funds bucked the downtrend in the broader financial markets.

After huge gains in the first quarter, oil prices recorded muted gains in the second quarter. Let's see if the commodity has the potential to rebound in Q3.

We may not have reached a capitulation point, but fear is still moving the markets. Retail sales dropped 0.3% last week, indicating that consumers are budgeting amid high inflation. The Fed increased

The national average for a gallon of gas spiked to $5.00 for the first time in over two decades.

After cooling somewhat in April, U.S. consumer prices have accelerated at the fastest rate in May since 1981.

The Bloomberg Commodity Spot Index, which tracks prices for 23 raw materials, hit the highest-ever level.

As the jobs data came in upbeat, speculations of a resilient labor market and the possibility of a super-hawkish Fed strengthened in the later part of last week.

A gasoline-related exchange traded fund continues to rally with gas prices hitting record highs as millions of Americans remain unperturbed and begin to travel for the summer holiday season. The Unite

The energy sector is gaining from the supply-demand asymmetry in the crude oil markets amid the rising global economic activities and the Russia-Ukraine crisis.

May is infamous for the stock market. This May too has not been free from shockwaves thanks to rising rate worries due to a hawkish Fed.

Gasoline prices and a gas-related exchange traded fund continue to climb as the Memorial Day weekend kicks off the peak summer driving season. The United States Gasoline Fund (NYSEArca: UGA) rose 2.1%