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Citi Research ETF Monthly Flows Summary (May 2025)

Overview

• Total Cross-Asset Net Flows: +$85.0B
  ETF inflows rebounded in May, fueled by equity price gains and higher yields. Fixed Income led with +$37.1B (4th best month ever), while Global/International Equity achieved its largest monthly inflows since December 2023.

Asset Class Breakdown

1. Fixed Income

• Flows: +$37.1B (4th best month on record)
• Drivers: Credit flows (Investment Grade & High Yield) rebounded significantly. Inflows favored longer-duration ETFs over short-term ones. ESG also saw unexpected inflows.

2. Global/International Equity

• Flows: +$18.8B
• Drivers: Developed markets outperformed Emerging Markets, reversing a prior trend. Key contributors: Thematic ETFs, Multi-Factor, and multi-regional exposures.

3. Domestic Equity

• Flows: +$27.9B (largely in-line with April)
• Notable: Large Cap Growth dominated; Active management had strong relative inflows. Trading vehicles pushed outflows in Core ETFs but fueled inflows for Growth ETFs.

4. Other Asset Classes

• Commodity: -$1.7B (Precious Metals reversed April inflows)
• Currency: +$5.7B
• Other: -$2.9B

Key Observations

• Economic Factors: Higher yields and volatility attracted Fixed Income flows. Risk assets seen rebalancing inflows post-rally.
• Behaviorial Trends: Active management gained ground; leveraged ETFs saw profit-taking, curbing outflows.
• Cross-Category Insights: Despite US equity strength, Fixed Income led overall flows; non-US ETF flows improved even during an underperformance streak.

Appendix Notes

• Disclosures: Standard Citi Research conflicts-of-interest, compensation structure, and legal disclaimers apply universally.
• Data Limitations: Reports reflect institutional investor movements; retail flows are excluded.

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