Inflation is growing at an alarming rate in the United States, with CPI rising 1.7% year-on-year in February to 7% in December, the fastest pace since 1982. Inflation is not only the focus of ordinary people's daily life, it has become an indicator that the Federal Reserve pays close attention to all the time, but also a risk factor that investors must consider.

In this contextETF with the theme of "inflation" attracted a lot of money at the beginning of this year, while some similar ETF are pouring into the market to speed up the pace of listing.

In the past year, four US ETF with "inflation" in their names or descriptions have exceeded the latest CPI reading of 7 per cent, according to the data. They are.$VanEck Vectors Real Asset Allocation ETF (RAAX.US) $、$HORIZON KINETICS INFLATION BENEFICIARIES ETF (INFL.US) $、$FIDELITY STOCKS FOR INFLATION ETF (FCPI.US) $、$ProShares inflation expectations ETF (RINF.US) $.

Interestingly, these ETF with the name "inflation" are not only popular with capital, but their trading codes are even more straightforward.For example,$AXS ASTORIA INFLATION SENSITIVE ETF (PPI.US) $Directly named after the producer Price Index (PPI), one of the widely believed measures of inflation, the ETF has risen nearly 7 per cent since it went public earlier this month.$IQ Real Return ETF (CPI.US) $It is also named after the Consumer Price Index (CPI).