Investment funds in stocks lead to flows, but investors are still asking safety

ETFS listed in the United States witnessed $ 8.2 billion in net flows on Thursday April 17, as investors selectively returned money to work after a turbulent week in the market. The American markets were closed on Friday.

ETFS led American stocks the charge, benefiting from $ 3.8 billion, followed by the investment funds circulating in the United States with a fixed income, which attracted $ 2.3 billion. The investment funds traded in international stocks also contributed $ 2.3 billion, and continued in the direction of global diversification amid uncertainty in commercial policy.

It was the most popular box a day Vanguard short term etf (bsV)With more than $ 2.1 billion in creativity. Investors also accumulated in VANECK Semiconductor ETF (SMH)That added $ 1.4 billion, indicating a renewed appetite for risks in selected areas of the market.

the Ishaares Russell 2000 ETF (IWM) and SPDR S & P 500 ETF TRUST (SPY) Each of them has seen more than $ 1.1 billion in flows, while vehicles that focus on technology are like Invesco QQQ TRST I (QQQ) series and Ishaares Russell 1000 growth ETF (IWF) He also published strong gains.

On the redemption side, Ishaares Core S & P 500 ETF (IVV) Flows out of a decrease of $ 1.2 billion, followed Vanguard Total Bond Market Etf (bnd)Which threw $ 1.1 billion. the SPDR Gold Shares (GLD) It witnessed 521 million dollars in external flows, indicating that some investors have retracted defensive deals.

Investment funds sector such as Staples Consumer Sector SPDR FUND (XLP) and Financial Select Sector SPDR FUND (XLF) It also faced modest external flows.

According to the assets category, the inversely traded investment funds witnessed decent flows of $ 443 million, while the currency and currency funds were published. Commodities ETFS was also a day to the bottom, lost 154 million dollars.

Disclosure: All data as of 6 am East time, the article is published. The data is believed to be accurate; However, temporary market data is often subject to review and subsequent correction by stock exchanges.