For the second consecutive week, funds have flowed into exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that invest in stocks and bonds in emerging markets ( ETF ).
Data shows that as of the week of October 16, US-listed emerging market funds ETF invested in developing countries and specific nations raised a total of $3.21 billion, exceeding the $2.95 billion from the previous week.
From the beginning of the year to date, the net inflow of funds for such funds has reached $61.4 billion.
Among them, the inflow related to Brazil (ETF) was the largest, reaching 1.27 billion US dollars, mainly driven by iShares under iShares and Inc.
Overall in emerging markets ETF, equities ETF attracted $3.37 billion; bonds ETF saw outflows of $164.4 million; total assets decreased from $567.6 billion to $544 billion.











