📈 In the spotlight — growth of Nasdaq-related ETFs. On Friday, Invesco QQQ (tracking Nasdaq-100) attracted $2.4 billion in net inflows, with AUM reaching $338 billion. This is the largest inflow into this instrument in a single day, confirming sustained interest from traders in the technology sector.
🧠 In the long term, the US ETF industry has already gathered a record $360.9 billion in inflows for the first four months of 2025, with $62.9 billion coming in April alone. Of these, more than a third are active ETFs, including products based on Nasdaq-100.
🚀 Active strategies are gaining momentum: 39% of all ETF flows in 2025 are directed towards active funds, which also account for 94% of new ETF launches. ETFs with factor rotation tactics are growing — for example, iShares DYNF receives hundreds of millions in gains weekly.
🔍 What this means for traders: focusing on ETF strategies that are oriented towards the tech-savvy Nasdaq seems logical. Large inflows usually lead to increased liquidity and reduced spreads — this is an opportunity to open positions more easily and cheaply.
