Global X Russell 2000 ETF Price & Performance (RSSL)

The S&P 500 saw its strongest session since November, rising 2.13% to 5,639. The rally was driven by oversold conditions and optimism in tech and commodities. Gold also hit a historic milestone, crossing $3,000 per ounce. Meanwhile, the ASX 200 futures signal a 1.08% rise at the open.1

Senator John Boozman disclosed selling Russell 2000 ETFs while investing in lithium and uranium ETFs. The move reflects a focus on commodities expected to outperform equities, aligning with U.S.-Australia collaborations on lithium production and energy independence.2

Amid tariff and inflation concerns, fixed-income ETFs gained $2.28 billion in inflows, while tech-heavy ETFs like QQQ saw outflows of $1.8 billion. The shift highlights investor caution, with a preference for stability over riskier growth sectors.3