Fixed income ETFs have been more popular than equity ETFs among investors this year. These new launches are attracting the most assets.

Energy’s weighting in the market is at decades-old low, and energy ETFs have underperformed. Here’s why.

Year-to-date inflows now stand near $141 billion, ahead of year-ago level.

ETF.com’s Sumit Roy discusses which of the 100+ new funds of 2019 look the most interesting to him.

These funds have struggled to find their footing in a strong year for markets.

Investors added nearly $11 billion to U.S.-listed ETFs this week, enough to keep pace with last year’s inflows.

Fed gave investors confidence to buy ETFs across the board in last month.

A strong week for inflows pushes year to date ETF inflows to nearly $133 billion, ahead of last year’s pace.

Outlook for interest rates changed abruptly in the past six months, creating a far different environment for fixed income investors.