Bond ETFs Attract Inflows as Mega-Caps, Semis See Outflows

Core Insights - The article provides an overview of net flows across various ETF asset classes, highlighting significant redemptions and inflows in different categories [1] Group 1: ETF Flows Overview - Total net flows across all ETFs amounted to $2,226.08 million, with a total AUM of $12,301,043.77 million, representing a 0.02% change in AUM [1] - The US Equity category experienced the largest redemption, with net flows of -$1,179.95 million, while its AUM stands at $7,566,333.57 million, reflecting a -0.02% change [1] - The US Fixed Income category saw the highest inflow, with net flows of $2,476.30 million and an AUM of $1,787,803.65 million, resulting in a 0.14% increase [1] Group 2: Performance by Asset Class - International Fixed Income had a net inflow of $1,336.75 million, with an AUM of $324,200.82 million, indicating a 0.41% increase [1] - The Currency asset class faced significant redemptions, with net flows of -$618.04 million and an AUM of $179,152.61 million, leading to a -0.34% change [1] - Alternatives and Leveraged asset classes also experienced outflows, with net flows of -$59.38 million and -$769.30 million respectively, reflecting changes of -0.52% and -0.55% in their AUMs [1]