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While Warren Buffett is the largest investor in several of America's biggest companies, he also allocates some money into two ETFs that track the S&P 500, the broadest measure of U.S. stocks.

Making up just 7% of ETF assets, active funds took in 32% of inflows in Q1.

The birth of spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds and the quest for new ways to invest in the artificial intelligence overshadowed other trends in the broader ETF market in the first quarter, but...

Spot bitcoin ETFs and AI investments overshadowed Q1. Predictions include single-country and bond ETF growth. Key trends: Japan-focused ETFs, broadening U.S. stock market leadership, value stocks. Watch for Fidelity, Invesco, Capital Group.