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US ETF inflows rise 45% to $204.2 billion in October, FactSet says

By Public Technologies
  • U.S.-listed ETF inflows rose 45% from September to $204.2 billion in October 2026.
  • Total assets under management edged up to $16.5 trillion as inflows offset softening valuations.
  • Equity ETFs attracted $126 billion in new assets, up 91% from September.
  • Fixed-income ETF inflows increased 26% to $74 billion.
  • New ETF launches fell 19% from September to 89 as challenging market conditions slowed product introductions.


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