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Gold exchange traded funds enjoyed a record month in March, especially Europe-listed gold ETFs that attracted safe-haven and inflation hedging demand in face of the growing uncertainty stemming from Russia's invasion of Ukraine and rising consumer prices.

Exchange traded fund investors are dumping fixed-income assets, with bond funds suffering their 13th consecutive week of outflows.

Fixed-income traders are becoming increasingly bearish on the speculative-grade, high-yield debt market.

New regulations and increased demand for greater investment options have helped active fund managers find greater success.

Once a large source of direct investment demand for municipal debt securities, retail investors are shifting their habits.

Cathie Wood’s Ark Invest flagship exchange traded fund has plunged this year, but investors are buying the dip.

Retail investors chasing after returns in the commodities space through exchange traded funds could be a sign of an overbought market.

A popular investment-grade corporate bond exchange traded fund is reflecting growing concerns among investors as demand for protective hedges increases and its sticker prices dips below its net asset value.

The Vanguard Group has been slicing a bigger piece of the exchange traded fund market pie as the money manager engages in an internecine fee war that has helped drive down costs for investors.

As war grips Europe for the first time since World War II, exchange traded fund investors have dumped European equity exposure, favoring a commodities tilt to capture the surge in energy prices and rising inflationary pressures.