Strong continuing interest in emerging markets has helped boost growth in exchange-traded products to 14% in the third quarter of this year, according to research from Deutsche Bank.
Inflows of $25.7bn mean that equity emerging market ETFs accounted for 60% of ETP market growth this quarter, which is up sharply from just 0.1% in Q2. Although interest in broad equity market benchmark ETFs remained muted, money surged into funds tracking both broad emerging market indices and single country indices. These trends contributed towards global ETP quarterly growth of $43bn. In addition to the strong performance of emerging market ETFs, fixed income investing continued to enjoy enormous popularity in the US, attracting inflows of $10.5bn, contributing to a global total of...
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