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In this article, we have highlighted five top-performing ETFs from different sectors that were the leaders over the past month.

Trump’s major victory in the presidential election has sparked impressive rallies in U.S. stocks and other risk assets.

U.S. banks showed a strong comeback over the past week on bullish fundamentals in the space amid market rotation into undervalued segments.

United Bankshares embarks on Atlanta expansion with Piedmont Bancorp acquisition, eyes $267M merger deal, reinforcing Mid-Atlantic and Southeast presence.

This week’s financial landscape was marked by a blend of bullish sentiment in specific sectors and commodities, countered by volatility in the cryptocurrency market and cautiousness in the real estate and health sectors.

High-yield, high-quality bank stocks were recently as cheap as they were during the last three major bear markets – or sometimes, even cheaper. While financial stocks have staged an impressive rally since then, they are not done yet.

A major European neo-banking start-up company, Bunq BV, is set to expand its footprints in the U.S.   On Tuesday, the company applied for a banking license in the U.S., targeting to serve 5 million European emigrants and businesses in the U.S. 

While most segments of the market suffered huge losses, a few performed really well. 

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Wall Street bankers are urging the U.S.

There’s always a bull market somewhere. In 2021, two beaten-down industries have made big comebacks: energy and banks. Both have been underperforming since the financial crisis.

While there are a number of ETFs in this corner of the market, here are five funds from different industries.