By Olivier Ludwig |
August 01, 2011
Gold shined in July as financial markets turned turbulent.
By Olivier Ludwig |
July 01, 2011
The money kept pouring in to ETFs in June, but skittish markets ruined the party.
By Olivier Ludwig |
June 01, 2011
It was a rough month for U.S. equities and commodities as worries about the economy return.
By Olivier Ludwig |
May 02, 2011
It was back to the ‘risk-on’ trade in April, as equities assets ballooned.
By Olivier Ludwig |
April 04, 2011
Investors bet big in March that Japan’s dark days will turn brighter.
By Olivier Ludwig |
March 01, 2011
Unrest in the oil-rich Middle East fueled flows into energy ETFs last month.
By Olivier Ludwig |
February 01, 2011
Investors fled EEM and jumped into U.S. equity ETFs in January.
By Olivier Ludwig |
November 30, 2010
The markets turned lower in November, but investors kept piling into ETFs, particularly small- and mid-cap U.S. equities.
By Olivier Ludwig |
October 31, 2010
Emerging market ETFs win gold, silver and bronze in the October asset-gathering sweepstakes.
By Olivier Ludwig |
October 01, 2010
Inflows came from across almost all asset classes, lifting money in U.S. ETFs to over $900 billion.
By Olivier Ludwig |
September 02, 2010
Equity ETFs took a hit in August as fear roiled markets, but emerging markets dodged the bullet.
By Olivier Ludwig |
August 02, 2010
U.S. ETF assets rebound in July on strong investor inflows and solid market returns; VWO, EEM top flows tables.
By Dave Nadig and Olivier Ludwig |
July 02, 2010
Economic worries remained on center stage in the world of ETFs in June, as SSgA’s gold fund “GLD” continued raking in assets.
By Dave Nadig and Olivier Ludwig |
June 02, 2010
Fear came roaring back to financial markets last month, as problems in the eurozone caused investors to stockpile more gold and run for cover on the short end of the bond market.
By Olivier Ludwig |
May 03, 2010
April fund flows told a by-now familiar tale: Vanguard's emerging market ETF ‘VWO’ is chasing down iShares' ‘EEM’ and looks likely to be first in class by the end of the year.
By Dave Nadig and Lara Crigger |
April 03, 2010
The $20 billion in new money that flowed into exchage-traded funds in March showed that the ETF market is again red-hot, and suggested investors are starting to believe the economy is turning a corner.
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