Finance pros say US stock prices are higher than they should be, but that may have a lot to do with the biggest names in the S&P 500.
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The past year hammered active funds, and while a few categories show long-term promise, success is out of reach for most, per Morningstar.
Not since the pandemic have US gold ETFs seen such demand, with geopolitical and economic uncertainty driving people to the safe-haven asset.
Issuers are pumping out funds to meet investor demand, but there’s a growing risk that many of the new ETFs will have short shelf lives.
The asset manager has asked the SEC to make QQQ an open-end fund, which would benefit Invesco and its shareholders.
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ETFs targeting the sector are riding high this year due to sustained conflicts in Europe and the Middle East.
JPMorgan, T. Rowe Price, and Capital Group had some of the top-performing funds of the first half of 2025, according to a recent Morningstar report.
Over the past eight years, Kapoor has helped the company expand its workforce to over 10,000 employees and boost its stock price more than threefold.
Asset managers said active strategies are among their top choices for new products, per Morningstar.
Companies that were longtime holdouts on ETFs are expanding into the category, even as the SEC contemplates approval of dual share classes.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs garnered inflows of nearly $9.6B over roughly the past five weeks, according to Morningstar Direct data.
The company, which briefly owned the biggest spot bitcoin ETF, wants to invest in another potentially disruptive technology that could even pose a threat to crypto.
The vehicles have seen $427 billion in inflows, outpacing the roughly $301 billion from last year, per Morningstar.
The good news for the ETF industry is that fees don’t appear to be the reason people choose them.
ETFs attracted $58 billion in assets last month, the lowest since April 2024, according to Morningstar Direct.