SHV - Globally listed ETFs pulled in $14B in February marking the 35th consecutive month of inflows

2023-03-24 07:58:27 ET

Globally listed exchange traded funds garnered more than $14B in positive capital flows during the month of February marking the segments 35th consecutive month of net inflows.

In total, investors injected $14.3B on the month which brought the year-to-date net inflows to $24.92B. Moreover 2023 is now the second highest on record year-to-date inflows for ETFs after 2021 when the space pulled in $32.81B by this time of year.

See below a breakdown of the top ten U.S. ETF inflow leaders in the month of February:

Top Ten ETF Inflow Leaders:

No. 10: Invesco QQQ Trust ( NASDAQ: QQQ ) +$1.32B

No. 9: Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF ( NYSEARCA: SCHD ) +1.35B

No. 8: SPDR Portfolio Short Term Treasury ETF ( SPTS ) +1.45B

No. 7: iShares 0-3 Month Treasury Bond ETF ( SGOV ) +1.58B

No. 6: Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF ( NYSEARCA: VTI ) +$1.61B

No. 5: Vanguard S&P 500 ETF ( VOO ) +$1.65B

No. 4: Vanguard Total Bond Market ETF ( NASDAQ: BND ) +$1.69B

No. 3: JPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF ( JEPI ) +1.84B

No. 2: JPMorgan BetaBuilders Europe ETF ( BBEU ) +2.10B

No. 1: iShares Short Treasury Bond ETF ( SHV ) +4.51B

Data is per ETF.com .

Year-to-date price action: QQQ +17.1% , SCHD -6.8% , SPTS +1.5% , SGOV +0.3% , VTI +2.8% , VOO +3.6% , BND +2.5% , JEPI -2.9% , BBEU +5% , and SHV +0.5% .

In broader financial news, stock index futures went from little changed to firmly lower after selling pressure ramped up on Deutsche Bank.

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