ETF fund issuers saw filings drop in half after Russia's invasion of Ukraine roiled markets, essentially finishing the first half flat.

At least 85 more single-equity ETFs are planned by 37 companies.

Franklin Templeton aims to quadruple its ETF business in the next three years.

The fund will seek to invest in U.S.-listed companies with a “track record of creating American jobs.”

For the first time in over a year, cash-like funds are reliably paying regular dividends.

Looking forward, two alternative strategies—a currency play and an inflation hedge—point to two different return prospects for the remainder of the year.

Since 2016, the SEC has rejected 16 spot Bitcoin ETF applications. WisdomTree, Ark 21Shares and Van Eck still have applications pending.