U.S.-listed ETFs narrowly avoided back-to-back outflows thanks to strong inflows for U.S. fixed-income ETFs.

Is this a buying opportunity, or the start of a bear market?

Overall, it's been a down year for fixed income, but there's been a handful of stellar performers.

Investors pulled $2.3 billion from U.S.-listed ETFs during the month, including $11.2 billion from international equity ETFs.

Reversal of the Russell reconstitution trade and trade war jitters led to hefty outflows from U.S.-listed ETFs.

Historical precedent suggests new entrants into MSCI Emerging Markets Index will rally into next year.

Annual reconstitution of Russell indices led to huge inflows into iShares Russell ETFs.

CNBC's 'Mad Money' host imagined an ETF that would be perfect for acting on trade war concerns.

Year-to-date inflows now stand at $135.1 billion after the strong week.