Interest rate hedge ETFs are once again rising, especially after the Fed’s 11th rate hike.

Given the market turmoil of 2022, which included significant events such as the collapse of crypto empires and bond market tantrums, I have highlighted ETFs from the best and worst performing zones of the past year.

Clean energy funds were among the top-performing ETF areas as the war in Ukraine accelerated the transition to renewable energy.

These funds have been the quarter’s star performers and could also be winners next quarter if the current trends continue.

While most corners of the market were deep in the red, a few have performed well. Let's take a look at the ETFs that have been the quarter’s star performers, as they could also be winners next quarter if the current trends continue.