- For the fourth consecutive month, mutual fund investors were net purchasers of fund assets, injecting $45.8 billion into conventional funds for November.
- Fixed income funds (+$22.7 billion for November) witnessed net inflows for the nineteenth month in a row, while money market funds (+$66.3 billion) experienced net inflows for the fourth consecutive month.
- For the eighth straight month, investors were net sellers of stock & mixed-assets funds (-$43.1 billion).
- APs were net purchasers of ETFs, injecting $74.8 billion for November, for their twenty-seventh month of consecutive inflows.
- And, for the twentieth month in a row, fixed income ETFs (+$14.1 billion for November) attracted net new money while investors padded the coffers of stock & mixed-assets ETFs (+$60.7 billion), their eighteenth straight month of net inflows.
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Flows Into ETFs Outpace Those To Conventional Funds In November