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Investors Are Putting the Brakes on ETF Investments

By: ETF Trends
Investors are beginning to stick to the sidelines as investments in exchange traded funds slip to their lowest level since the Covid-19 pandemic first struck. According to BlackRock data, global ETF net inflows dipped to $27.4 billion in April, compared to $117.4 billion in March, marking the...
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