Gold ETF closed down nearly 3.8%, leading the decline among major US stock asset ETFs, while Brent crude oil funds rose over 83% in the first quarter.

In the first quarter, the US Brent Oil Price Fund rose by a total of 83.65%. The Fear Index long position increased by 34.87%. The Soybean Fund rose by 11.62%. The Gold ETF performed fourth with a rise of 8.57%. The Agricultural Products Fund increased by 7.05%, and the Emerging Markets ETF followed closely with a rise of 3.80%. Long positions on the Japanese Yen, long positions on the Euro, the Dow Jones ETF, the S&P 500 ETF, and the Nasdaq 100 ETF each fell by up to 5.93%.