Wrapping the Week in ETFs: Fixed Income Flows, Repo & SEC Ruling

The video discusses the current market dynamics, focusing on the tug of war between equities and fixed income ETFs. It highlights the mixed signals in the market, with both buying and selling of equities and treasuries. The discussion includes insights into fixed income ETF flows, corporate credit opportunities, and the impact of repo market turmoil on ETFs. Additionally, the video covers the implications of recent ETF rule changes and the challenges in launching new ETFs due to a competitive fee environment.

What are the mixed signals observed in the market regarding equities and fixed income?

What factors are contributing to the unusual situation in the market where both equities and treasuries are being bought and sold?

How have the flows in fixed income ETFs changed this year compared to previous years?

How are investors responding to the current challenges in the fixed income market?

What does the term 'tug of war' signify in the context of the current market conditions?

What is the significance of the recent inflows and outflows in high yield and loan ETFs?

What are the implications of the recent changes in the ETF rule being discussed in Washington?