The ETF recently traded at a multi-year high at $65.86 before pulling back to some degree, and we would expect action to continue to heat up in the product as we enter the spring and summer seasons.
UGA remains the only ETF that delivers exposure to the Gasoline futures market, having debuted in 2008, (with nearly five years of live performance data now), so as a function of institutional vetting and screening the ETF surely will appear on more radars as assets continue to flow gradually into the broad array of commodity ETPs that are now available across the spectrum.
U.S. Gasoline Fund
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