Global X Hydrogen ETF

HYDR

Market cap $107M

Cannabis, semis, crude & hydrogen ETFs led last week as AI momentum, policy boost and Middle East tensions shaped market trends.

Goldman sees more upside as earnings stay strong and geopolitics fade. Here are ETF areas -- from broad market to clean energy -- to ride the rally.

Global X Hydrogen ETF hits a 52-week high, up 214%. Clean energy demand and AI-driven power needs could fuel further upside ahead.

ETFs rallied last week on easing Iran war fears, strong earnings and crypto buzz, even as Strait of Hormuz risks linger.

Plug Power Inc's (NASDAQ: PLUG) latest capital raise is having far-reaching effects beyond its own stock.

The renewable energy industry faced numerous challenges in 2025, including a rollback of clean energy tax credits, the imposition of new restrictions, and other hurdles. Investments in wind and solar fell 18% year-over-year (YOY) for the first half of 2025.

October's top ETF gainers included the likes of AMDU, ARGT, WGMI and HYDR. These ETFs soared as AI, crypto, and reform optimism drove markets higher.

For investors seeking momentum, Global X Hydrogen ETF HYDR is probably on the radar. The fund just hit a 52-week high and has soared 182% from its 52-week low of $14.95 per share.

HYDR hovers around a 52-week high with a 25.8% monthly surge, fueled by sharp gains in PLUG and BE amid hydrogen sector momentum.

Fed's rate cut and hints of more such moves in 2025 spotlight ETFs like SPVU, RTH, SPSM, XYLD, CHAT and HYDR for growth and income plays.