
In a notable week for U.S. equities, investors injected $50 billion into the stock market, marking the largest inflows of the year. The inflows were particularly concentrated in large-cap stocks and government bonds, while sectors such as Investment Grade and Small Cap experienced outflows. Over the past seven days, the largest absolute inflows were observed in the ETFs $VOO, which saw $10.1 billion, and $SPY, which attracted $7.8 billion. Conversely, the ETF $IVV recorded outflows of $7.6 billion. Additionally, the ETF $TQQQ garnered $7.5 billion, while $BIL had inflows of $3.5 billion. This trend reflects a shift in investor sentiment amidst ongoing market volatility.
The largest absolute flows over the past 7 days have been in the following ETFs: $IVV (-$9.3B) $VOO ($7.0B) $QQQ ($6.3B) $BIL ($2.9B) $IEF (-$2.9B) https://t.co/G10YDotmH9
Looking at notional #ETF flows to monitor sector rotations within US Equities: currently the sectors experiencing the largest inflows compared to their averages include Treasury and Gold, while outflows are being seen in Investment Grade and Small Cap. https://t.co/E7wAA2b7Hn
Over the past week, huge inflows into U.S. large caps followed by government bonds … high yield bonds had most outflows @DataArbor https://t.co/KXHMePnKrw





