The major US indices had been on track for a winning weak until Friday's retreat, amid an uptick in Treasury yields and mixed economic signals. The core monthly consumer price index (CPI), which excludes food and energy, was up at
Equities endured losses as yields moved up, US dollar strengthened and oil prices continued to rise. Macro readings in the US remained strong with ISM Services PMI at 54.5, ahead of 52.4 expected, while Jobless claims fell to 216,000 which
US equities posted weekly gains (+2.5%) amid a general tone of optimism around the economy and upcoming Fed moves. Global stocks followed suit, with European and Asian markets higher, helped by better-than-expected inflation and manufacturing prints in their regions. Interest
US Equities enjoyed modest gains last week driven by the US technology sector on better than expected results and outlook, further bolstering the prospects for AI processors. Other sectors saw more mixed performance as the rate outlook remains uncertain. Jerome
The essence of "Long-Term Asset Class Forecasts" delves into the methods used for projecting the returns and risks of major asset classes. The text provides insights into how economic growth, inflation prospects, current valuation measures, ESG considerations, and historical price
In the week of 18th August 2023, as documented in the "EMEA-Listed ETF Flash Flows", financial markets exhibited a dynamic interplay. While equities took a hit with a notable rise in yields, the focus was multifaceted. There were concerns over
In the document "EMEA-Listed ETF Flash Flows", the prevailing narrative revolves around the global financial landscape, particularly concerning the fluctuating US benchmarks. The story paints a picture of investors grappling with US inflation statistics juxtaposed against concerns over surging long-term
The text, "EMEA-Listed ETF Flash Flows," offers a deep dive into the recent financial dynamics affecting global equity benchmarks, especially in August. With US and European equities witnessing declines and the unexpected US credit rating downgrade, the author underscores the
In a bustling week for global markets, events culminated in bolstered investor sentiment despite notable interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank. The underpinning factor was a dovish disposition by policymakers coupled with encouraging economic
The financial headlines from the past week provide a glimpse into the economic dynamism of various global sectors. In the US, despite earning beats from banks and airlines that showcased consumer resilience, retail sales didn't meet expectations due to pressures
In their recent analysis "EMEA-Listed ETF Flash Flows," State Street highlights notable trends in the EMEA ETF market. Over the past week, a robust $2.2bn poured into EMEA-domiciled ETFs. Although equities garnered a decent $0.8bn, it was fixed income that
In the "EMEA-Listed ETF Flash Flows", State Street documents an optimistic close to Q2 for equity markets, rebounding after previous losses. The US markets exhibited this resilience, led by the energy and real estate sectors despite energy's overall annual underperformance.
In the piece titled "EMEA-Listed ETF Flash Flows", the central theme explores the global equity markets' recent pullback and its impact on Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) domiciled in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA). The author discusses the wavering
Equity markets experienced a setback last week, largely nullifying prior gains. The S&P 500, influenced by cyclicals, saw a decline, while the stable sectors remained relatively unaffected. The Eurozone PMI was a letdown, and UK stocks also fell due to
In their latest 'EMEA-Listed ETF Flash Flows' report, State Street analyzes the recent performance of EMEA-domiciled ETFs. The previous week was marked by a significant net inflow of $4.7bn. Both Equity and Fixed Income categories were beneficiaries of this positive
The latest "EMEA-Listed ETF Flash Flows" report by State Street details a robust rebound in the ETFs domiciled in the EMEA region. The past week saw inflows of $2.2bn, buoyed mainly by strong Fixed Income flows, which contributed a significant
In "Applied philosophy: The land of the rising prices," presenteert Invesco een grondige analyse van de huidige inflatie in de oostelijke EU-lidstaten, die enkele van de hoogste inflatieniveaus in Europa ervaren. Deze situatie doet denken aan de opflakkering van inflatie
The article "EMEA-Listed ETF Flash Flows" by State Street depicts a tumultuous week in the global equity market, primarily led by the US, facing uncertainties due to the debt ceiling concerns. These worries were subsequently alleviated, leading to a modest
In "No Going Back New Realities in Private Markets May 2023," the discussion centers around the evolving landscape of private markets in response to dynamic macroeconomic, financial, and geopolitical factors. A key focus is on strategic operational changes, particularly concerning
In the fascinating milieu of digital assets and finance, there are fundamental questions concerning the confluence of regulation, technology, and the rapidly evolving market dynamics. In "Symbiotic Solutions: The Role of Industry, Technology and Regulations in Meeting the Challenges of
The main theme of the text revolves around the significant inflow of investments into EMEA-domiciled Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) over the past week. Notably, this market has attracted $3.2bn in net inflows, with Fixed Income and Equity taking a substantial portion
This text from State Street Global Advisors discusses their process of generating long-term asset class forecasts, which are forward-looking estimates of total return and risk premia. The forecasts incorporate inflation, economic growth, ESG considerations, and current market conditions. The main
In the text "EMEA-Listed ETF Flash Flows" by State Street, the main theme highlights the strong inflows of EMEA-domiciled ETFs, which posted $3.1 billion in net inflows last week. Fixed Income attracted $1.8 billion of net new assets, while Equity
In the recent EMEA-Listed ETF Flash Flows report by State Street Global Advisors, equity markets experienced gains across all major regions last week. The report highlights a drop in US headline inflation, an acceleration in Core inflation, and softer-than-expected Producer
In this insightful report, the author from State Street discusses the current macroeconomic narrative, highlighting the resilience of the US economy amidst robust labor markets and retail sales. The strong economic activity observed contributes to a low risk of near-term
In the aftermath of US regional bank collapses and the AT1s saga, markets experienced a rebound last week, driven by consolidation among US banks and potential Federal Reserve intervention. Author State Street, in their report titled "EMEA-Listed ETF Flash Flows,"
State Street Global Advisors reports that EMEA-domiciled ETFs recorded $4.4bn of net inflows the previous week, with Fixed Income ETFs accounting for $2.5bn. Equity and Commodity followed, gathering $1.0bn and $429mn, respectively. ESG ETFs enjoyed net inflows of $981mn, with
In State Street Global Advisors' report titled "EMEA-Listed ETF Flash Flows", it is revealed that EMEA-domiciled ETFs experienced net outflows of $893mn last week. This was largely driven by outflows from equity and fixed income ETFs, which lost $757mn and
• ETFs posted $516mn of net inflows last week. Equity gathered $890mn while Money Market exposures attracted $105mn. • Fixed Income weathered …
ETFs posted $2.1bn of net inflows last week. Equity gathered $1.4bn while Commodity exposures attracted $525mn. Fixed Income saw more muted net inflows of $249mn while Money Market ETFs lost $44mn.
ETFs posted net inflows of $2.9bn last week, driven by Equity, which captured $2.7bn. Commodity ETFs enjoyed smaller inflows of $407mn while Money Market lost $398mn
ETFs posted net inflows of $3.3bn last week, driven by Equity, which captured …
ETFs posted strong net inflows last week, gathering $3.7bn. Fixed Income captured $2.0bn while Equity enjoyed inflows of $1.8bn. Commodity and Money Market continued to weather net outflows, losing $160mn and $132mn last week.
ETFs posted strong net inflows, gathering $5.8bn last week. Equity ETFs captured $3.3bn …
ETFs posted net inflows of more than $4.6bn last week. Equity attracted $2.7bn of net new assets while Fixed Income took in $2.3bn. Commodity and Money Market continued to see net outflows, losing $249mn and $172mn, respectively.
Weekly as of 6 January 2022: ETFs posted strong net inflows of $3.3bn last week. Fixed Income captured $2.6bn while Equity took in smaller …
• ETFs posted more than $88bn of net inflows in 2022. Despite a challenging backdrop with elevated inflation, monetary tightening and war in Ukraine, Equity ETFs …
• ETFs posted net inflows of $597mn last week. Fixed Income captured $691mn while Equity took in smaller net inflows of …
ETFs continued to post strong net inflows, gathering $5.0bn last week. Equity ETFs captured $2.8bn while Fixed Income enjoyed inflows of $2.3bn. Money Market and Commodity, on the other hand, endured muted net outflows of $104mn and $52mn, respectively.
ETFs posted strong net inflows , gathering $2.7bn last week. Equity ETFs captured $1.9bn while Fixed Income enjoyed inflows of $1.0bn. Commodity, on the other hand, endured net outflows of $217mn.
ETFs posted net inflows of $290mn last week, driven by Fixed Income ETFs, which captured $1.0bn. Equity endured net outflows of $547mn while Commodity exposures lost $283mn.
ETFs continued to post strong net inflows, gathering $3.3bn last week. Fixed Income ETFs captured $2.4bn, while Equity enjoyed smaller net inflows of $965mn. Commodity added $95mn while Money Market exposures saw net outflows of $136mn.
ETFs posted net inflows of $1.2bn last week. Fixed Income ETFs captured $744mn, while Equity gathered smaller net inflows …
ETFs saw net outflows of $199mn last week, driven by Commodity, which lost $509mn. Equity and Fixed Income both enjoyed relatively muted net inflows of $114mn and $108mn, respectively.
Weekly as of 7 October 2022: ETFs posted net inflows of $1.4bn last week. Fixed Income captured $1.2bn, while Equity enjoyed $332mn of …
Weekly as of 30 September 2022: ETFs suffered heavy net outflows of $4.3bn last week. The outflows were driven by Fixed Income and Commodity exposures, which lost …
Weekly as of 23 September 2022 ETFs suffered net outflows of $3.2bn last week. Equity saw the heaviest net outflows of $1.9bn. Fixed Income and Commodity exposures endured …
ETFs posted net inflows of $1.3bn last week. Equity ETFs captured $1.3bn, while Fixed Income ones had smaller inflows of $210mn as higher than expected US inflation numbers caught the market by surprise. Commodity ETFs, on the other hand, saw
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ETFs posted net inflows of $471mn, driven by Fixed Income and Money Market ETFs, which gathered $911mn and $360mn, respectively. Equity suffered net outflows of $581mn while Commodity lost $243mn
