ETF Snapshot: Flows into US large-cap ETFs reach fresh high before market sell-off
€12bn inflows last week
US large cap ETFs saw record inflows in the week ending 26 January as investor bullishness on President Donald Trump's tax reform reached peak levels.
However, concerns over central bank policy and higher-than-expected inflation caused global bond markets to sell off on 29 January with 10-year Treasury yields rising to 2.73%, their highest point since...
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