Core Insights - The article presents data on net flows across various ETF asset classes, highlighting significant redemptions in US Equity ETFs and overall negative net flows across the ETF market [1]. Summary by Category Net Flows - US Equity ETFs experienced the largest outflow, with net flows of -$5,359.63 million, representing -0.07% of their total AUM of $7,788,482.85 million [1]. - Total net flows across all ETFs were -$1,196.21 million, indicating a slight decrease of -0.01% in total AUM of $12,658,538.37 million [1]. Asset Class Performance - Commodities ETFs saw a positive net flow of $2,225.10 million, which is 0.87% of their AUM of $255,807.65 million [1]. - US Fixed Income ETFs had a net inflow of $908.53 million, accounting for 0.05% of their AUM of $1,802,734.55 million [1]. - Inverse ETFs reported a net inflow of $306.95 million, which is 2.05% of their AUM of $14,937.12 million [1]. Other Notable Flows - International Equity ETFs had a net inflow of $913.58 million, but this only represented 0.04% of their AUM of $2,082,862.32 million [1]. - Alternatives and Asset Allocation ETFs had modest net inflows of $25.26 million and $59.61 million, respectively, both under 0.25% of their AUM [1]. - Leveraged ETFs faced significant outflows of -$1,116.36 million, which is -0.75% of their AUM [1].