ETFs attracted $33B in September, down from August’s mark; Treasury funds lead the pack

Globally listed alternate traded funds amassed greater than $33B of capital inflows for September. Whereas this marked the fortieth consecutive month of inflows into the ETF market, the determine was down from the earlier month.

Funds associated to the short-duration Treasury market dominated the leaderboard, accounting for greater than 40% of business’s whole enhance for the month. ETFs tied to the broad U.S. fairness market additionally drew important investor consideration.

In September, ETFs listed worldwide attracted a complete of $33.45B, decrease than the $53.89B that was taken in throughout August in accordance with knowledge offered by ETFGI. The inflow of latest cash additionally introduced the entire year-to-date ETF inflows to $593.20B.

Collectively, the highest 5 influx main ETFs for September cumulatively pulled in simply shy of $20B, with the determine totaling $19.96B.

On the high of the leaderboard was the SPDR Bloomberg 1-3 Month T-Invoice ETF (BIL) because it attracted $6.78B. Subsequent in line was the iShares Quick Treasury Bond ETF (NASDAQ:SHV), Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (NYSEARCA:VOO), and iShares 1-3 Yr Treasury Bond ETF (NASDAQ:SHY). SHV took in $3.89B, whereas VOO and SHY introduced in $3.68B and $3.05B. The fifth-place chief was the Vanguard Complete Inventory Market ETF (NYSEARCA:VTI) because it attracted $2.56B.

Yr-to-date value motion: BIL +0.1%, SHV -0.4%, VOO -23.3%, SHY -5.4%, and VTI -24.4%.

Moreover, the U.S. listed alternate traded fund market because it peaked again in March as buyers have confronted elevated market volatility.