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Assets held in commodity exchange-traded funds (ETFs) fell in September as exchange-traded products continued to face volatile trading, according to National Stock Exchange data.
Assets held in commodity exchange-traded funds (ETFs) fell in September as exchange-traded products continued to face…………………………………………Full Article: Source
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US commodity ETFs decline in September
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