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Fund Update: GREENLEAF TRUST Just Disclosed New Holdings

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Live Stock: First Week Down, Market Pulls Back a Hair After Records

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The inflow of funds is unstoppable; Vanguard's S&P 500 Index Fund is expected to become the largest global ETF.

The seemingly unstoppable influx of funds is driving Vanguard Group Inc. to soon take away a crown that has been held by State Street for decades. Data compiled by Bloomberg shows that by early 2025, nearly $18 billion had flowed into Vanguard's S&P 500 Index ETF (code: VOO), which is more than five times that of the second-ranked fund, and this ETF set a historical record last year with an annual inflow of $116 billion. The assets of this Fund have skyrocketed to $626 billion, soon to surpass the current largest Global ETF — SPDR S&P 500.

Global Market ReportJan 24 10:42 ET

During the Trump era, Davos cannot stop worrying about the inflation ghost.

According to the last panel discussion at the 2025 Davos Forum, Global inflation has not disappeared, and developed economies cannot afford to be complacent amidst volatile Consumer behavior and tense trade situations. From IMF President Georgieva to Blackrock CEO Larry Fink, a number of attendees acknowledged that although central banks have made various efforts to rein in Consumer prices, policymakers still need to pay close attention. "Most of the spirit's body is in the bottle, a bit stuck there," said the IMF president. "But the legs are still hanging outside. We need to bring it in."

Global market report.Jan 24 08:13 ET