IVV Attracts $10.1 Billion; Dividend ETFs See Big Inflows

THE Ishares Core S&P 500 ETF (IVV) Terminated for $ 10.1 billion, increasing its total assets under management to $ 560 billion, according to Daily Fund ETF.com funds. The entries occurred despite the S&P 500 which slipped 0.2% Thursday while the attempted return of Wall Street did not weaken following forecasts of the federal reserve of two interest rate drops in 2025.

Dividends covered ETFs have experienced high demand, with the Schwab Us Dividend Equity Etf (SCHD) attracting $ 7.4 billion and the Vanguard High Dividend Rendex Index ETF (VYM) Drawing $ 3.7 billion. THE First Trust Rising Dividend Achievers Etf (RDVY) collected $ 3 billion, adding 18.5% to its total assets.

On the side of the outings, the Vanguard Growth Etf (VUG) I saw the biggest acquisitions at $ 1.8 billion. THE Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (VOO) lost $ 1.2 billion, while the Vanguard dividend ETF ETF (VIG) Experienced outings of $ 1.2 billion.

The FNB in ​​American shares dominated the asset classes with $ 33.6 billion in entries, while international capital funds earned $ 1.2 billion. Overall, the ETF industry experienced $ 36.2 billion in total net flows, adding 0.3% to the 10.6 dollars of the industry during management.

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