Fed gave investors confidence to buy ETFs across the board in last month.
Fed gave investors confidence to buy ETFs across the board in last month.
ETFs registered their largest outflow of the year as the stock market dropped.
U.S.-listed ETFs picked up $31.8 billion of new money in April.
Though they’re lagging the last two years, 2019 ETF inflows have so far been solid.
After a tough start to the year, investors piled back into ETFs last month.
Outflows from two ETFs fueled a net outflow from U.S.-listed ETFs in the first month of 2019, even as stock markets surged.
Big sell-off in U.S. stock market didn’t stop ETF investors from adding to their positions.
Investors bought up stock and bond ETFs during November.