U.S.-listed ETFs picked up $31.8 billion of new money in April.
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.
A net $4.4 billion entered U.S.-listed ETFs during October.
U.S.-listed ETFs pulled in nearly $37 billion in September, pushing year-to-date inflows to nearly $209 million.