European investors dump US equity ETFs in February

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European investors dump US equity ETFs in February - Financial Times

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European stocks have beat the US market for two months in a row, he said, and technology stocks, which make up 31 per cent of the Morningstar US Market index but just 8 per cent of its European equivalent, have floundered since the start the year.

European-domiciled ETFs that invest in US equities suffered $510mn in outflows in February, even though total inflows into ETFs in Europe edged up to $35.3bn in February.

Perhaps investors began shunning the US [in favour of] European stocks due to geopolitical tensions, but they could also have been chasing performance,” said Bryan Armour, director of passive strategies research for North America at Morningstar.