Assets of all exchange traded funds rose 0.1% in March to $2.063 trillion. Over the past 12 months, ETF assets increased $352.43 billion, or 21%. But net inflow slowed in March to $26.72 billion from $32.71 billion in February. Investors parked $21.84 billion in global and international ETFs in March. By comparison, domestic equity funds absorbed $6.15 billion. Small-cap and health care funds drew strong net inflow of $3 billion and $2.86 billion
Thursday 30 April 2015
U.S. ETF Assets Grow In March, But Net Flow Slows
Otmane El Rhazi from Investor's Business Daily - ETFs RSS.
Assets of all exchange traded funds rose 0.1% in March to $2.063 trillion. Over the past 12 months, ETF assets increased $352.43 billion, or 21%. But net inflow slowed in March to $26.72 billion from $32.71 billion in February. Investors parked $21.84 billion in global and international ETFs in March. By comparison, domestic equity funds absorbed $6.15 billion. Small-cap and health care funds drew strong net inflow of $3 billion and $2.86 billion
Assets of all exchange traded funds rose 0.1% in March to $2.063 trillion. Over the past 12 months, ETF assets increased $352.43 billion, or 21%. But net inflow slowed in March to $26.72 billion from $32.71 billion in February. Investors parked $21.84 billion in global and international ETFs in March. By comparison, domestic equity funds absorbed $6.15 billion. Small-cap and health care funds drew strong net inflow of $3 billion and $2.86 billion
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