On Monday (June 9, the day after the non-farm payrolls), emerging market ETFs rose by 0.85%, the US Brent oil price fund increased by 0.77%, the Russell 2000 Index ETF gained 0.69%, gold ETFs rose by 0.47%, the euro long position increased by 0.24%, and the yen long position, Barclays US Convertible Bond ETF, Nasdaq 100 ETF, US Real Estate ETF, and US Treasury 20+ Year ETF all rose by up to 0.17%.
The Dow Jones ETF slightly declined by less than 0.01%, the long dollar index fell by 0.26%, agricultural product funds decreased by 0.33%, and soybean funds dropped by 0.73%

Emerging market ETFs and Brent oil price funds rose about 0.8% on June 9, with increases of 0.85% and 0.77%, respectively. Other major ETFs, such as the Russell 2000 Index ETF and gold ETFs, also saw varying degrees of increase, while the Dow Jones ETF slightly declined by less than 0.01%. Overall, the US dollar index and agricultural product funds performed poorly, falling by 0.26% and 0.33%, respectively

Emerging market ETFs and Brent oil funds rose by about 0.8%, leading U.S. stock major asset class ETFs