
Recent data on exchange-traded fund (ETF) flows indicates notable sector rotations within U.S. equities. Large Cap and Treasury sectors are currently experiencing the largest inflows compared to their historical averages, while Broad Municipals, Loans, and Investment Grade sectors are seeing outflows. Over the past week, the largest absolute inflows have been recorded in several ETFs: $SPY with $8.5 billion, $TQQQ at $3.9 billion, $VOO at $3.7 billion, $QQQ at $2.2 billion, and $BIL at $2.1 billion. Subsequent updates show that inflows into TIPs ETFs are also increasing, suggesting a potential anticipation of rising inflation. Despite heavy selling in consumer cyclical equities, overall inflows for U.S. equities remain net positive, with government bonds maintaining a strong position in the market.
The largest absolute flows over the past 7 days have been in the following ETFs: $SPY ($6.7B) $TQQQ ($5.8B) $VOO ($5.2B) $IVV ($2.3B) $BIL ($2.1B) https://t.co/hlMCbjePYX
Short-term sector-level trends getting pretty washed out. Similar to what was seen in Jun 2022 and Mar 2020. https://t.co/K2zDB38nVl
Looking at notional #ETF flows to monitor sector rotations within US Equities: currently the sectors experiencing the largest inflows compared to their averages include Large Cap and Treasury, while outflows are being seen in Investment Grade and Loans. https://t.co/4Swt5srKxY







