Short Interest in Goldman Sachs Dynamic New York Municipal Income ETF Decreases by 60.1%

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The Goldman Sachs Dynamic New York Municipal Income ETF (GMNY) saw a 60.1% decrease in short interest in February, down to 4,871 shares from 12,201 shares at the end of January. The ETF, which invests in municipal securities exempt from federal and New York state income tax, has an average daily trading volume of 4,943 shares and a short interest ratio of 1.0 days.

Why it matters

The drop in short interest suggests increased investor confidence in the municipal bond ETF, which could signal growing demand for tax-exempt fixed income products, especially those focused on the New York market. This is notable as investors navigate a shifting interest rate environment and seek yield opportunities.

The details

Shares of the Goldman Sachs Dynamic New York Municipal Income ETF (GMNY) traded up $0.04 on Friday, closing at $50.77. The fund has a 52-week range of $47.36 to $50.86 and a current 30-day SEC yield of 3.4%. GMNY primarily holds investment-grade municipal bonds with a two- to eight-year duration.

• As of February 13th, 2026, the short interest in GMNY was 4,871 shares.
• On January 29th, 2026, the short interest in GMNY was 12,201 shares.