Oil and gas futures ETFs in geopolitical supply

Futures on crude oil, natural gas and gasoline. Driven by the futures price, and the cost of rolling futures.

9ETFs in this category
$4.3bnmoney in them
3.2%of geopolitical supply’s money
USOlargest unleveraged ETF, 44.4%

How they did, to Nov 2, 2026

1 monthYTD12 months
Category median+2.9%+106.3%+96.9%
Its story+4.3%+39.9%+44.1%
Broad US ETFs−2.5%+11.5%+11.8%

Every ETF here, largest first

#ETFNameAssetsShare12 monthsFee
1USOUnited States Oil Fund$1.9bn44.4%+116.2%0.86%
2BNOUnited States Brent Oil Fund, LP$924m21.5%+123.0%1.15%
3UNGUnited States Natural Gas Fund LP$513m11.9%−32.1%1.17%
4DBOInvesco DB Oil Fund$324m7.5%+96.9%0.75%
5OILKProShares K-1 Free Crude Oil ETF of Benef Interest$256m6.0%+65.8%0.70%
6UGAUnited States Gasoline Fund LP$157m3.7%+104.0%1.08%
7DBEInvesco DB Energy Fund$149m3.5%+107.5%0.75%
8USLUnited States 12 Month Oil Fund, LP$51m1.2%+75.2%1.01%
9UNLUnited States 12 Month Natural Gas Fund LP$15m0.3%−35.9%1.65%

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Common questions

Which ETFs are oil and gas futures ETFs?9 US ETFs sit in this category of geopolitical supply. Futures on crude oil, natural gas and gasoline. Driven by the futures price, and the cost of rolling futures.
What is the largest oil and gas futures ETF?USO, United States Oil Fund, with $1.9bn, 44.4% of the category's money.
How have oil and gas futures ETFs performed?The median unleveraged ETF here returned +96.9% over the last 12 months to Nov 2, 2026, against +11.8% for broad US ETFs. Past performance, not a forecast.