Daily ETF Flows: IWM Pulls In $482M

Core Insights - The article provides an overview of the net flows and assets under management (AUM) across various ETF asset classes, highlighting significant trends in investor behavior and market dynamics [1]. Summary by Category Net Flows - Total net flows across all ETFs amounted to $2,287.43 million, indicating a slight increase in overall investment [1]. - The largest outflow was observed in Commodities ETFs, with a net redemption of $1,033.37 million, representing a -0.34% change in AUM [1]. - US Fixed Income saw a positive net flow of $1,614.38 million, reflecting a 0.09% increase in AUM [1]. Assets Under Management (AUM) - The total AUM for all ETFs reached $12,957,703.27 million, with varying percentages of AUM across different asset classes [1]. - US Equity had the highest AUM at $7,909,499.25 million, but experienced negligible net flows of $279.98 million [1]. - International Equity had an AUM of $2,141,273.33 million, with a net flow of $1,510.26 million, indicating a positive investor sentiment [1]. Percentage of AUM - The percentage of AUM for Alternatives was 0.02%, while Asset Allocation represented 0.25% of AUM, showing relatively low engagement in these categories [1]. - Currency ETFs had a net flow of $646.42 million, which is 0.35% of their AUM, suggesting a moderate interest in currency investments [1]. - Inverse and Leveraged ETFs experienced negative flows, with -0.96% and -0.44% of AUM respectively, indicating a decline in investor confidence in these strategies [1].