Emerging Market ETF Gains Slow as 8-Week Streak Adds $10 Billion
The Varied Troubles Facing Emerging Market Economies
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Investors added $402.8 million to U.S. exchange traded funds that buy emerging market stocks and bonds last week as inflows slowed after seven straight gains.
Deposits into emerging-market ETFs that invest across developing nations as well as those that target specific countries were down from $1.11 billion the previous period, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The eight-week streak, the longest since May, has pumped more than $10 billion into the funds.