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(Bloomberg) -- What was billed as the year of fixed-income is morphing into a massive game of catch-up for investors trying to capture some of the stock market’s gains.Most Read from BloombergHedging Failure Exposes Private Equity to Interest-Rate SurgeThese Are World’s Most Expensive Cities for High-Class LivingForty Hours of Oxygen Left for Titanic Vessel That’s MissingAlibaba Names Tsai Chairman, Wu CEO in Surprise Shake-UpSingapore’s Grab Plans Biggest Job-Cut Round Since PandemicAfter a tep

After a tepid start to 2023, nearly $102 billion has flowed into equity exchange-traded funds so far this year, compared to $93 billion for fixed-income ETFs.

In the land of ETFs, the chipmakers are king.

Cryptocurrencies have staged a comeback from last year’s doldrums, with Bitcoin almost doubling to break above $30,000 this week.

Assets in SCHI have surged more than ten-fold from the end of last week, racking up the largest inflows among US ETFs tracked by Bloomberg.