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- 0Total Assets in ETFs and ETPs listed globally increase 2.33% to $5.06 Tn in November.<\/li>\n
- Net new assets gathered by ETFs\/ETPs listed globally were $60.55 Bn in November.<\/li>\n
- 58th consecutive months of net inflows into ETFs\/ETPs listed globally. <\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
\u201cWhile trade talks continue to make noise in the headlines, the very real prospect of slowing global growth appears to be filtering into market sentiment. A seemingly more reposed approach to monetary policy along with the China-US trade truce provided enough of a tailwind to lift US markets to finish in the green by the end of November, with the S&P 500 gaining 2.04% over the month bringing the year-to-date gain to 5.11%. Apart from the Eurozone, where various domestic issues continue to dominate, most developed markets closed the month with marginal gains, the S&P developed ex-US BMI was up 0.17% in November with year-to-date declines of 9.66%. EM and Frontier markets bounced back from the October fall, finishing up 4.61% and 1.94% respectively, softening year-to-date declines to 11.15% and 8.95%\u201d<\/em> according to Deborah Fuhr, managing partner and a founder of ETFGI.<\/p>\n
At the end of November 2018, the Global ETF\/ETP industry had 7,636 ETFs\/ETPs, with 14,913 listings, assets of $5.06 Tn, from 395 providers listed on 71 exchanges in 57 countries. Following net inflows of $60.55 Bn and market moves during the month, assets invested in ETFs\/ETPs listed globally increased by 2.33%, from $4.95 Tn at the end of October 2018, to $5.06 Tn.<\/p>\n
Growth in Global ETF and ETP assets as of the end of November 2018<\/strong>
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<\/a><\/p>\nEquity ETFs\/ETPs listed globally attracted net inflows of $41.05 Bn in November, growing net inflows for 2018 to\u202f$312 Bn, less than the $418 Bn\u202fin net inflows at\u202fthis point last year.\u202fFixed Income ETFs and ETPs listed globally saw net inflows of\u202f$14.23 Bn in November, \u202fbringing net inflows for 2018\u202fto $86.4 Bn, considerably less than the $140 Bn\u202fin net inflows at this point last year.\u202f <\/p>\n
November marked the\u202f58th consecutive month of net inflows into ETFs\/ETPs listed globally, Year-to-date in 2018 there have been net inflows of $439 Bn, less than the $599 Bn in net inflows at this point last year.<\/p>\n
Substantial inflows during November can be attributed to the top 20 ETFs by net new assets, which collectively gathered $29.7 Bn. The SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY US) gathered $3.73 Bn, the largest net inflow in November. <\/p>\n
Top 20 ETFs by net new assets November 2018: Global<\/strong>
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<\/a><\/p>\nSimilarly, the top 10 ETPs by net new assets collectively gathered $2.92 Bn by the end of November 2018. <\/p>\n
Top 10 ETPs by net new assets November 2018: Global<\/strong>
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<\/a><\/p>\nInvestors have tended to invest in core, market cap and lower cost ETFs in November.
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