The first half of 2019 was a roller coaster for the space.

Strong summer for ETF inflows continued last month.

ETFs like 'VOO' and 'USMV' may have seen the largest inflows of the year on an absolute dollar basis, but many ETFs are growing faster on a percentage basis.

Investors added money into ETFs at a slower pace this week.

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.