Equity ETFs grabbed $466B in one week. The surge confirmed institutional conviction as defensive rotations faded. Information Technology alone absorbed $109B representing 94% of winning flows. The tech push reversed three months of mixed sentiment.
US funds took $430B this week up from $555B across three months. Japan pulled $24B recently jumping from $268B over the quarter showing accelerated momentum. The weekly surge signals fresh conviction in Japanese equities.
China bled $3.7B this week extending quarterly outflows of $62B. Germany shed $2.4B continuing three-month losses of $3.1B. Brazil grabbed $386M reversing cautious positioning.
Global funds secured $11B recently down sharply from $89B over three months. The deceleration suggests investors pivoted from diversified global exposure toward concentrated regional bets.
Information Technology dominated with $109B in one week. The sector crushed prior quarterly pace of $101B. Communication Services added $855M while Financials grabbed $702M showing steady support.
Industrials dropped $50M this week shocking investors. The sector pulled $19B over three months. Energy lost $228M recently despite grabbing $15B quarterly. Utilities shed $324M reversing three-month gains of $3.1B.
Consumer Discretionary bled $218M continuing quarterly losses of $1.5B. Real Estate dropped $111M extending weakness. Materials gained $210M bucking quarterly flatness.
Commodities crashed $105B this week. The brutal selloff followed three-month outflows of $80B. Flow imbalance collapsed to 8.2 signaling panic liquidation. Fixed Income added $7.8B recently slowing from $206B quarterly.
Equity inflows hit $466B dwarfing three-month pace. Currency ETFs grabbed $1.3B weekly staying positive. Alternatives added $900M showing renewed interest.
Growth funds captured $219B this week up from $231B quarterly. Flow imbalance spiked to 99.2 showing one-sided buying pressure. Vanilla strategies took $232B continuing three-month dominance of $452B.
ESG funds lost $982M recently extending quarterly outflows of $15B. Low Volatility dropped $419M this week reversing three-month gains. Active strategies grabbed $11B showing manager selection confidence.
Money sprinted toward concentrated tech growth bets. Defensive commodities faced historic rejection.
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