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ETP: global flows down compared to October, gold flows return to positive

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In November, ETP flows amounted to 86.5 billion dollars, down from 114 billion dollars in October, with a lower propensity towards the end of the month, with the emergence of new concerns related to the variant Omicron. According to what emerges from the Blackrock ETP Landscape report, released today, the flows Commodity ETPs marked the second positive collection in six months, with $ 1.3 billion invested at a time of ample market volatility, while bond flows remain at their lowest since March 2020.
The report also shows that theemerging market equities it stood out positively in November, with flows reaching $ 8.1 billion at a time of declining purchases of other equity exposures.
Since the beginning of the year, flows of emerging equity ETPs have already reached record levels, at 70.5 billion dollars, surpassing the 2018 record (62.2 billion dollars) and bucking the flat trend of 2020.

The purchase of Gold ETP it returned to positive territory for the first time since July, with inflows in November of $ 0.7 billion, spread across the various listing regions.
The trend in sector ETP flows reflected the change in market sentiment in the last week of the month, with outflows from the financial, materials and industrial sectors and an increase in flows on technology ETPs ($ 2.9 billion, record of inflows on a weekly basis for the sector).

The march towards sustainability continues with the flows of Sustainable ETPs which continue their momentum, with combined net inflows between listed funds in the United States and the EMEA region increasing, from $ 10.0 billion in October to $ 12.2 billion in November, the fourth largest month 2021 inflows. EMEA-listed products led the trend, with $ 8.6 billion in inflows versus $ 3.3 billion for US listed counterparties.

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