- More than $1B flowed into U.S.-listed exchange-traded funds holding emerging-market assets last week as the main emerging market stocks index slipped more than 1% amid continuing U.S.-China trade drama.
- Vanguard's $56B FTSE Emerging Markets ETF (VWO -1.4%), the biggest EM fund saw inflows of over $292M, the largest weekly inflow since January.
- Also, the $49.8B iShares Core MSCI Emerging Markets ETF (IEMG -1.2%) had its fifth straight week of inflows.
- Combined, EM ETFs recorded inflows for eight weeks straight.
- Previously: Emerging-market rallies are more likely in early 2019: Goldman economist (Dec. 7)
- ETFs: EEM, VWO, IEMG, EDC, SCHE, EDZ, EMF, MSF, ADRE, EEV, HYEM, EUM, EMCB, EET, EMHY, SPEM, CEMB, XSOE, DBEM, FEM, HEEM, EWEM, ROAM, ESGE, EDBI, EMLB, FLQE, KEMP, RFEM, EMEM, MFEM, PPEM, EMB, PCY, EDF, EDI, TEI, EMLC, EDD, VWOB, EMD, ELD, MSD,CEW, LEMB, EBND, EMAG, AYT, PGD, EMSH, JEM, EMTL, FEMB, EMIH, EMBU, EMBH, IGEM, JEMD
- Now read: Latin America Could Weigh On EM Bond ETFs In 2019
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