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UGA / Gasoline ETFs Maintains Momentum Ahead of Summer Travel Demand

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 United States Gasoline Fund (NYSEArca: UGA) rose 3.0% on Wednesday. Read More

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Posted: Jun 1 2022, 18:44

Author Name: ETF Trends

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