While U.S. equities ETFs shined in the past week, a low-volatility stock fund led redemptions.
While U.S. equities ETFs shined in the past week, a low-volatility stock fund led redemptions.
Investors warmed back up to stocks in the week ended Thursday, July 11.
iShares’ ‘IEI’ hauled in $2.27 billion in the week ended Wednesday, July 3, as total U.S.-listed ETF assets rose almost 1 percent to $1.448 trillion.
Net outflows spiked to $6.4 billion in the week ended Thursday, June 27, but total assets held steady at $1.437 trillion by dint of a rise in markets.
Fed jitters caused money to flow out of the biggest international bond ETFs in the week ended Thursday, June 20, as total U.S.-listed ETF assets fell 2.5 percent to $1.437 trillion.
EEM dropped almost $2.75 billion in the week ended Thursday, June 13, as total U.S.-listed ETF assets dipped to $1.476 trillion.
ETF assets, led by bond redemptions and a falling S&P, dropped to $1.484 trillion in the week ended Thursday, June 6.
Investors yanked assets from international equities ETFs and poured cash into U.S. stock funds instead.