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The best and worst ETFs on ETFPlus in the first half of 2021

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2021 is approaching the halfway point with Wall Street continuing to update all-time highs and the tech sector once again driving the equity rally. The products leveraged on US equities stand out positively on Borsa Italia’s ETFPlus with the Amundi ETF Leveraged MSCI US which excels both in the one-month ranking (+ 10%) and in the half-yearly ranking (+38.4 %). Followed in the monthly ranking by Xtrackers MSCI Brazil with + 9.7% and Lyxor MSCI World Information Technology with + 8.76% precisely on the thrust of the rally in the global technology sector.
Among the best at six months and therefore leader in the ranking of the first half there are others Long leveraged ETFs on S&P 500, Euro Stoxx 500 and Ftse Mib, as well as an energy sector.

Among the worst ETFs of the last month, we note the replicants linked to the gold sector (-14.6% for the L&G Gold Mining Ucits ETF) in the wake of the strong retracement of gold. Short products on the major US indices and theAmundi ETF Msci Europe Banks (-3,5%). At six months the worst are always the short leverage 2: the Lyxor Euro Stoxx 50 Daily -2x Inverse and the Lyxor Ftse Mib Daily 2X Inv XBear mark respectively -28.6% and -28.3%.
Among the products most traded by number of pieces are once again those linked to Piazza Affari: 1.45 million pieces for the Lyxor Ftse Mib 2X Inv XBear, while the iShares Global Clean Energy marks volumes of 608 thousand pieces. Among the most traded in terms of turnover, the iShares Core Euro Govt Bond stands out with 6.56 million, followed by the iShares Global Clean Energy (6.14 million).
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