Investors yanked assets from international equities ETFs and poured cash into U.S. stock funds instead.
Investors yanked assets from international equities ETFs and poured cash into U.S. stock funds instead.
The UBS ETN practically tripled in size, while Japan-linked ETFs raked in assets despite market action.
U.S. and international equities funds attract new investor dollars, while GLD, the gold ETF, remains in the doghouse.
The midterm corporate fund 'CIU' pulled in assets, while 'GLD' lost some in the week ended Thursday, May 9, as total U.S.-listed ETF assets rose 2.3 percent to $1.52 trillion.
Midterm T-note ETFs 'IEI' and 'UST' hauled in assets in the week ended Thursday, May 2, as total U.S.-listed ETF assets rose to $1.486 trillion.
Japan equity funds pulled in assets in the week ended April 26, as total U.S.-listed ETF assets rose 2.7 percent to almost $1.474 trillion.
Investors pulled out assets from commodities and equities alike in the week ended Thursday, April 18.
The Japan equity funds EWJ and DXJ pulled in assets in the week ended April 11, as total U.S.-listed ETF assets rose to a record $1.484 trillion.