Investors withdrew from Emerging Markets Stocks and Bonds Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) last week, ending five consecutive weeks of net inflows, with a total inflow of 5.66 billion USD over the previous five weeks. Data compiled by Bloomberg shows that for the week ending March 14, the total outflow from Emerging Markets ETFs listed in the USA was 1.11 billion USD, while the previous week had an inflow of 0.5716 billion USD. Year-to-date, the total inflow is 1.32 billion USD. Stocks ETFs saw an outflow of 0.5761 billion USD, and Bonds ETFs saw an outflow of 0.5348 billion USD; total assets decreased from 363.5 billion USD to 362.2 billion USD. The MSCI Emerging Markets Index fell by 0.8% last week.
新兴市场ETF终结资金净流入趋势
The trend of net inflow of funds into Emerging Markets ETFs has ended.
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