The U.S.-listed ETF industry added nearly $6.5 billion in fresh assets in a shortened trading week between Nov. 19 and Nov. 24, with defensive ETFs gaining steam to play among the large cap funds that tend to dominate inflows.
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The
$纳指100ETF-Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ.US)$ led inflows on the period, with $1.16 billion added, while the
$iShares安硕MSCI美国动量因素 (MTUM.US)$ and
$整体股市指数ETF-Vanguard (VTI.US)$added $996 million and $855 million, respectively.
Fears over inflation in the U.S. sent some assets abroad, with the
$iShares安硕核心MSCI EAFE ETF (IEFA.US)$ taking in $822 million.
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Defensive ETFs also peppered the top inflows list, with inflation in mind. The
$SPDR黄金ETF (GLD.US)$ took in $851 million, while the
$通胀债券指数ETF-iShares (TIP.US)$ added $615 million.
Growth, junk bonds hammered
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The
$SPDR 标普500指数ETF (SPY.US)$ was the biggest loser from flows in the period, as investors pulled nearly $2.5 billion from the oldest ETF in the U.S. The
$标普500ETF-iShares (IVV.US)$ found itself losing $706 million, as investors lessened their exposure to the index.
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High yield bonds were not in vogue either. The
$债券指数ETF-iShares iBoxx高收益公司债 (HYG.US)$ saw $1.13 billion in outflows, while the
$SPDR Bloomberg High Yield Bond ETF (JNK.US)$ lost $454 million.
Source: ETF.com