ETF Weekly Flows Screener [May 29 - Jun 4]

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ETF Weekly Flows Screener [May 29 - Jun 4]

Canadian-Listed ETF Weekly Flows Recap [May 29 - Jun 4]

Equity ETFs remained the primary driver of flows last week, attracting +$2.3 billion.

• Within broad equities, U.S.-focused ETFs led with +$759 million, followed by Canadian (+$454 million), EAFE (+$127 million), and international mandates (+$68 million), while

emerging markets recorded a third consecutive week of outflows (-$45 million).

• Sector flows were broadly positive, led by technology (+$127 million), with additional inflows into utilities (+$62 million), energy (+$28 million), and financials (+$23 million).

ORBX saw its AUM grew by 51% in anticipation of upcoming megacap IPOs.

• On the factor side, value ETFs extended their momentum into June with +$107 million of inflows, while ESG funds sharply reversed course (-$311 million), largely driven by XSEM.

Fixed income ETFs saw net redemptions of -$328 million.

• Outflows were primarily driven by aggregate bond ETFs (-$365 million), partially offset by continued demand for investment-grade products, which attracted +$149 million in net

creations.

• From the duration lens, most segments recorded net redemptions, from long-duration to cash-like positions, except for short-term bonds' resiliency.

Gold bullion ETFs recorded -$134 million in net outflows, marking their largest weekly redemption since July 2025.

All-equity ETFs (+$600 million) continued to lead asset allocation inflows, followed by balanced (+$183 million) and growth (+$136 million) names.

Weekly Flows Breakdown by Style Broad Equity Flows Breakdown Fixed Income Flows by Credit

Broad Equity U.S. Broad Equity Investment Grade

ETF Portfolios

Canadian Broad Equity High Yield

Covered Call

Dividend EAFE Broad Equity Preferreds