LATEST ETP FLOW TRENDS

September 2024 ETP flow trends

Sept 30, 2024 | EMEA iShares Investment Strategy

In equity flows, US equities ($57.1B) were the largest allocation in September, up from $48.5B in August – with nearly 90% going into US large caps.

August 2024 ETP flow trends

Aug 31, 2024 | EMEA iShares Investment Strategy

The tech led sector flows in August, with $10.6B added, taking YTD flows above $40B.

July 2024 ETP flow trends

Jul 31, 2024 | EMEA iShares Investment Strategy

In contrast to previous record fixed income (FI) flow months, which have often been driven by an increase in buying in one particular exposure, the pickup in global FI flows in July was broad-based.

June 2024 ETP flow trends

Jun 30, 2024 | EMEA iShares Investment Strategy

While US equity flows moderated to $51.2B in June, emerging market (EM) equity flows picked up to $12.4B, with a marked increase in Mexico and India equity ETP buying post-election, while European equity ETP flows remained steady at $2.5B.

May 2024 ETP flow trends

May 30, 2024 | EMEA iShares Investment Strategy

Rates ETP flows have continued to build momentum since the start of the year. The $25.1B added so far this quarter has already surpassed the $23.9B added in Q1.

April 2024 ETP flow trends

Apr 30, 2024 | EMEA iShares Investment Strategy

Flows into rates ETPs rose to the highest level since October, with $10.1B added in April. The pickup in buying came across listing regions.

March 2024 ETP flow trends

Mar 31, 2024 | EMEA iShares Investment Strategy

$126.5B was added to global ETPs in March, the highest inflow month of the year so far, up from the $109.7B added in February.

February 2024 ETP flow trends

Feb 29, 2024 | EMEA iShares Investment Strategy

Rates ETPs had their largest inflow month since October, with $9.3B added in February, spread across listing regions but largely due to US-listed flows.

January 2024 ETP flow trends

Jan 28, 2024 | EMEA iShares Investment Strategy

Global ETPs kicked off the year with $107.5B of inflows, down from December’s bumper $170.0B, largely due to lower US equity buying.