March ETF Stats: Another Solid Quarter

U.S.-listed ETP assets grew to $1.078 trillion at the end of March according to the latest data from the National Stock Exchange, putting the cap on another solid quarter of growth for the industry. Cash inflows in March totaled $11.2 billion, a material increase from $7.4 billion the month before. That figure could have been far more impressive if not for more than $5 billion in outflows from the S&P 500 SPDR (SPY), which remains the largest U.S.-listed ETF with almost $90 billion in assets. SPY’s losses were enough to put U.S. equities in the red for the month; outflows from that asset class totaled $3.1 billion. International equity ETFs more than made up for those outflows, however, by taking in close to $7.4 billion. Fixed income ETFs saw $2.6 billion in inflows while commodity ETPs took in $2.1 billion [Commodity ETF Investing: Huge Gains, Tiny AUM]. In addition to [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: December ETF Roundup: $1 Trillion And Counting Free ETF Trading: Comparing All The Options Ten Commandments Of ETF Investing January ETF Data: Industry Springs A Leak January ETF Flows: Hot Start To 2011