Investors added $16 billion to U.S.-listed ETFs during the week ending Thursday, April 16.

After falling at the fastest rate on record, stocks and bonds rebounded ferociously. Here are the most notable ETF movers.

Gold prices reached the highest levels since 2012 thanks to $23 billion worth of purchases by gold ETFs in Q1.

The central bank expanded the scope of its Secondary Market Corporate Credit Facility.

The top ETFs of 2019 surged by more than 50%.

Year-to-date inflows for U.S.-listed ETFs now stand at $68.6 billion.

Oil prices have collapsed, but eventually they will recover.

Despite the worst stock market performance since the financial crisis, investors added to their ETF holdings in March. 

Investors have never ridden such a wild ride.