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January ETF Flows: Hot Start To 2011

By: ETFdb
In 2010 the ETF industry stumbled coming out of the gate, as more than $17 billion flowed out of exchange-traded products in the first month of the year. This year’s January figures showed an opposite result, as the latest data released by the National Stock Exchange shows that U.S.-listed ETPs took in more than $10 billion last month. The industry finished the month with $1.02 trillion in assets, an increase of about 1% over the prior month. Reversing the trend of recent years, money flowed into domestic equity funds (inflows of almost $10 billion) and out of international stock ETFs (outflows of $1.3 billion) in January. Commodity ETFs also bled assets as investors fled physically-backed gold products, while fixed income funds saw big inflows [see Are Bond ETFs Broken?]. After taking in more than $40 billion in 2010, Vanguard picked up where it left off in 2011 by leading all issuers [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: December ETF Roundup: $1 Trillion And Counting Ten Commandments Of ETF Investing ETF Moneymakers: Some Surprising Stats Free ETF Trading: Comparing All The Options Most Popular ETFs: Leveraged, Financial ETFs Among Winners
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