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The ETF Space Is Kicking Off 2021 with Record Inflows March 12, 2021 The exchange traded fund universe is expanding at its fastest pace ever to the start of a new year. The ETF space accumulated record monthly flows in February on rising bets of an economic rebound in 2021. According to ETFGI data, investors funneled $139.5 billion into ETFs, with a majority of the new flows going into those that track the stock markets, the Financial Times reports. The record monthly inflows for the ETF industry was 5.7% higher than the previous best month for new business at $132 billion, which was set ba...

March 8, 2021 Despite the spike in Treasury yields and the pullback in the equity markets, exchange traded fund investors continue to plow more money into the stock market. According to State Street Global Advisors, U.S.-listed ETFs are off to their best start ever. Inflows have totaled $152 billion over the first two months of 2021. The inflows for the first two months of the year outstrips the prior best start by over 74%, or $88 billion, in 2017. “In fact, only the flows from November and December 2020, when the dual headwinds of vaccine timeline and election uncertainty were initially...

VWO, the largest emerging market-related ETF by assets, brought in more money in the five days through Thursday than any of the more than 2,400 other funds in U.S. exchanges, Bloomberg reports. The Vanguard FTSE Emerging Markets ETF enjoyed its biggest weekly inflow in two years. On the other hand, ETFs that track the Nasdaq 100 Index shares, gold, silver, real estate, global bonds, and inflation-linked securities all suffered heavy outflows. Additionally, dollar debt, which is usually the most popular segment within the emerging markets, was also losing to stocks. The emerging market space h...

March 2, 2021 The recent spike in yields and growing inflation concerns have weighed on equity markets. This new environment could be ripe for value and small cap ETFs. Gargi Chaudhuri, Head of US iShares Markets & Investments Strategy, argued that the recent developments are a result of a new normalization. “Within equities, we expect that ETFs tilted towards value and cyclicals will continue to benefit as rates move higher and the yield curve steepens – with over $8bn of ETF inflows to the value factor corroborating this view,” Chaudhuri said in note, remarking on asset flows so far...