Two ETFs to Watch for High Trading Volume in Consumer and Global Stocks

New York: Recently, Wall Street had a mixed day. The SPY ETF gained 0.2%, while DIA rose about 1%. However, QQQ dipped by 0.3%.

Two specialized ETFs caught attention due to their trading volumes, which were significantly higher than usual. Both funds saw volumes more than double their average, making them interesting to watch in the coming days.

First up is the IYC ETF, which focuses on consumer stocks. It traded about 694,405 shares, way above its average of 175,000. Despite this high volume, IYC fell by 0.2% in the last session and is down 5.6% over the past month.

Then there’s the VT ETF, which tracks global stocks. It saw around 4.23 million shares traded, compared to its usual 1.59 million. VT also dropped 0.2% recently and has lost 4.9% in the last month.

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