Investors added $17.7 billion to U.S.-listed exchange-traded funds during the week ending Friday, Jan. 10 despite choppiness in financial markets.
Year-to-date inflows ticked up to more than $27 billion—a respectable start to 2025, but far off the pace of 2024’s record $1.1 trillion of inflows.
In terms of asset classes, U.S. fixed income ETFs saw the largest inflows at $7.2 billion, followed by U.S. equity ETFs with inflows of $5.9 billion.
Both stocks and bonds sold off last week. The 10-year Treasury bond yield approached 4.8% for the first time since 2023 (bond yields and prices move inversely).
At the same time, the S&P 500 sagged to levels nearly 5% below the index’s all-time high set in December.
VOO, TLT, IBIT Continue to Thrive
Still, investors weren’t fazed by the declines. The Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (VOO) picked up a solid $6.6 billion of inflows last week, while the…
