Total AUM for “Global Bond” ETFs fell again last week by over $200 million, but “Short-Term Bond” Active ETFs continue to gain assets and passed the $4 billion mark this past week. AUM has also been shrinking in the “US Bond” and “Currency” categories, while it has risen in the “Alternative” and “Alternative Income” categories. In fact, the “Alternative Income” category, which only started in June of last year, looks to be on track to pass the $1 billion mark if current trend continues.
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