Assets in ‘safe-haven' exchange-traded products (ETPs) rose last week as investors adjusted positions in response to falling stock markets.
Although there were no huge outflows or large re-positionings in the European market last week, flows into gold and fixed income ETPs increased. ETF Securities reported inflows of US$155 million across its gold products last week to Thursday, according to a London-based spokesperson for the provider. The ETP provider has seen almost $250 million of inflows into its gold ETPs year-to-date, most of which has been over the past four to five weeks. This marks a switch from the first half of the year when its gold products experienced outflows. There has also been increased interest in bon...
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