Invesco First-Quarter ETF Unit Assets Inch Up 1.3%

Invesco Ltd. (IVZ)The fourth largest ETF issuer said the first quarter assets in his business, which include its exchange measures, earned 1.3%. However, the company’s total AUM was barely changed since the previous period, as the shocking markets were destroyed by the value of its resources.

Its ETF and index business has been pure $ 16.3 billion with $ 491 billion assets. Invesco that is known for Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ) ETF, said a announcement These total assets have decreased by 1% to 1.8 trillion due to $ 42.2 billion due to market losses during the quarter.

Atlanta-based company that management 236 pilot measures stated that the total long-term or annual long-term or annual flows decreased by 31% to $ 17.6 billion.

Overall, total assets have almost tripled in the first quarter of last year from $ 6.3 billion.

Invesco follows other ETF issuers including BlackRock Inc. (BLK)To be in style JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM)To be in style State Street Corp. (STT) aeration of Charles Schwab Corp. (Schw)This was reported to the results of the first quarter, thanks to President Donald Trump’s tariff war on the market.

State Street says the network of exchange measures sharply decreased sharply from the previous quarter, mainly the result of investors’ investors SPDR S & P 500 ETF Trust (Spy)A number

At the same time, many investors have chosen to buy sliding markets. BlackRock reports for ETFs for ETFs in total.

Invesco aims to “help our customers navigate this unstable and complex operational environment,” the statement said.

The assets held by QQQ fell by 6.8% to $ 297.2 billion, mainly by $ 26.8 billion in market losses. During the quarter, the fund has dragged $ 5.1 billion. QQQ created as 1999

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The total inflows of the US ETF industry in the fourth quarter of last year from 32% lowered $ 291 billion, a recent state street, citing Morningstar’s data. They still jumped from the first quarter of last year to 191 billion dollars.

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