1. Report Industry Investment Rating No relevant content provided 2. Core Views of the Report - Last week, 30 new ETF products were issued in the US, with an increase in the number of issuances and a relatively large number of leveraged inverse products [6]. - Stock ETF inflows remained above $10 billion last week, while cryptocurrency ETFs had a slight outflow. Gold, Bitcoin ETFs, and long - term bond ETFs all had outflows [3][8]. - In the past three months, US raw material - related ETFs have performed well, but there is significant differentiation among sub - industries. Gold and silver mining ETFs have been outstanding, with some products rising more than 70% this year, while building materials - related products have performed weakly [3][14]. - In June 2025, the total amount of non - money mutual funds in the US was $22.69 trillion, an increase of $0.78 trillion from May. From August 6th to 13th, domestic stock funds in the US had a net outflow of about $15.4 billion, and the inflow of bond products continued to narrow to around $1 billion [3][16]. 3. Summary by Directory 3.1 US ETF Innovation Products: Intensive Issuance of Leveraged Inverse Products - Defiance, Tradr, and Leverage Shares issued 9 single - stock leveraged inverse ETFs last week. Defiance's Leveraged Long + Income series offers 150 - 200% leveraged returns on stocks and thickens returns through option strategies [6]. - Northern Trust issued 11 products last week, covering 3 series, including two ladder - strategy series investing in municipal bonds and inflation - protected bonds, and another series mainly investing in short - term, medium - term, and comprehensive tax - exempt municipal bonds [7]. - JPMorgan issued a stock income product last week, which will flexibly use coupons, option premiums, etc. to thicken returns. Amplify's Covered Call product issued last week is linked to ProShares' silver mining ETF and thickens returns by selling monthly call options [7]. - Tidal issued 2 active ETFs last week, managed by SMART. They adopt trend and growth strategies respectively. The manager first selects 800 - 850 stocks based on market value and liquidity, then further screens them according to momentum and growth indicators, and finally actively selects 25 - 30 stocks expected to outperform the S&P 500 [1][7]. - Janus Henderson issued a global AI product last week, actively selecting stocks related to or benefiting from the AI industry. VanEck issued two industry products, targeting technology and consumer discretionary companies [7]. 3.2 US ETF Dynamics 3.2.1 US ETF Funds: Stable Inflows into Stock ETFs - Stock ETF inflows remained above $10 billion last week, while cryptocurrency ETFs had a slight outflow. Vanguard's S&P 500 ETF had the largest inflow, the Russell 2000 ETF had an obvious return flow, and DSPY also entered the top ten in terms of inflows. ARKK started to have outflows again, and gold, Bitcoin ETFs, and long - term bond ETFs all had outflows [3][8]. - ARKK has been experiencing continuous outflows since August 14th, and SPY has had relatively large outflows in the past two weeks [13]. 3.2.2 US ETF Performance: Gold and Silver Mining Outperforms Other Material Products - In the past three months, US raw material - related ETFs have performed well, but there is significant differentiation among sub - industries. Gold and silver mining ETFs have been outstanding, with some products rising more than 70% this year, while building materials - related products have performed weakly [14]. 3.3 Recent Capital Flows of US Ordinary Public Mutual Funds - In June 2025, the total amount of non - money mutual funds in the US was $22.69 trillion, an increase of $0.78 trillion from May. The S&P 500 rose 6.15% in June, and the scale of domestic stock products increased by 4.26%, slightly lower than the stock increase [16]. - From August 6th to 13th, domestic stock funds in the US had a net outflow of about $15.4 billion, basically the same as the previous week, and the inflow of bond products continued to narrow to around $1 billion [3][16].

Group 1: Core Insights - The article highlights a significant increase in the issuance of leveraged inverse ETFs in the US, with 22 new products launched last week, including 8 leveraged inverse products, primarily focused on single stocks [1][2] - Notable new products include leveraged ETFs linked to MicroStrategy, Upstart, Archer Aviation, Mercado Libre, Boeing, and a 2x leveraged inverse product tied to the Nasdaq 100 Mega Index [1] - FundX launched a future-themed fund targeting small to mid-cap companies expected to lead future trends, similar to ARK's disruptive innovation investment philosophy [2] Group 2: ETF Market Dynamics - The US ETF market saw continued inflows into Bitcoin and gold ETFs, while stock ETFs experienced slight outflows [3][5] - A notable migration of funds occurred from BlackRock's IVV to Vanguard's S&P 500 ETF, with IVV seeing outflows exceeding $20 billion [5][7] - The top inflow products included Vanguard's S&P 500 ETF (VOO) with $145.09 million, while iShares' IVV faced the largest outflow of $226.58 million [6] Group 3: Performance of Alternative Products - The performance of alternative ETFs has varied significantly this year due to global macro uncertainties, with long/short equity and futures products underperforming, while State Street's multi-asset products performed well [8] - The top three holdings of State Street's multi-asset product include commodities, global infrastructure, and global natural resources ETFs [8] Group 4: Fund Flow Trends - Recent data from the Investment Company Institute (ICI) indicates that US domestic equity funds experienced a significant outflow of approximately $16.9 billion, more than double the previous week, while bond products saw inflows nearing $10 billion [9]