Semiconductor ETFs attract $12 billion in inflows ahead of a 7% rally

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Semiconductor ETF inflows reached $120 billion prior to a 7% market rally on July 31, according to Bloomberg’s Eric Balchunas. Despite accounting for only 1% of total ETF assets, the sector captured 25% of net inflows this week. Traders aggressively bought during the three-day decline and realized gains following the rebound.

BlockBeats news: On July 31, Bloomberg senior ETF analyst Eric Balchunas posted that, prior to yesterday’s sharp rebound in the semiconductor sector, semiconductor ETFs had attracted approximately $12 billion in inflows. Although semiconductor ETFs account for only about 1% of total ETF assets under management, this week’s inflows represented 25% of the total net inflows into all ETFs.


He noted that speculative traders aggressively bought the dip from Monday to Wednesday and saw returns again after the semiconductor sector rebounded 7% yesterday. Compared to historical inflows into these ETFs, recent data is at an unusually high level, with significant surges in trading activity.

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