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European financials ETFs shed €169.5 million in week 43

Fixed income ETFs added €2.94 billion over the five days while Financials, the week-40 inflow leader, turned negative, Trackinsight data show.

€169.5Min week 43

At a glance

  1. Financials' week-43 outflow was the largest among European sectors, after the category led sector inflows at €309.8 million in week 40.
  2. For advisors weighing a sector tilt against a broad allocation, the largest sector inflow, €191.4 million into Information Technology, is roughly 4% of the €4.52 billion that went into equity ETFs.
  3. Developed markets exposures drew €1.83 billion and World €1.36 billion, while China lost €318.3 million, the largest geographic outflow.

Financials ETFs shed €169.5 million in week 43, according to Trackinsight data published by ETF Express.

Financials' week-43 outflow was the largest among European sectors, after the category led sector inflows at €309.8 million in week 40. Equity ETFs took €4.52 billion over the five days and fixed income ETFs €2.94 billion, the Trackinsight data show. Commodity products gathered €305.5 million and cryptocurrency products recorded €35.3 million in net outflows. Information Technology drew the largest sector inflow at €191.4 million, ahead of Energy at €132.7 million and Health Care at €110.3 million. Health Care also led sector returns at 2.70%; Materials was weakest at -7.60%.

For advisors weighing a sector tilt against a broad allocation, the largest sector inflow, €191.4 million into Information Technology, is roughly 4% of the €4.52 billion that went into equity ETFs. Cybersecurity ETFs returned 8.61% in week 43 after losing 10.06% in the week to 16 October, as ETF Daily previously reported, leaving a position held through both weeks about 2.3% lower.

Developed markets exposures drew €1.83 billion and World €1.36 billion, while China lost €318.3 million, the largest geographic outflow. Indonesia returned 7.62% and Greater China lost 5.37%. Digital Infrastructure & Connectivity led thematic inflows at €39.6 million. Alternative Energy lost €125.9 million, the largest thematic outflow. Cloud Computing led thematic returns at 9.02%. Government Investment Grade led fixed income categories at €1.31 billion, ahead of Corporate Investment Grade at €552.4 million.

Financials led European sector ETF outflows at €169.5 million

Net flows into sector ETFs, week to 23 October 2026, €M

  • Above zero
  • Below zero
  • Information Technology+191.4 €M
  • Energy+132.7 €M
  • Health Care+110.3 €M
  • Materials+46.8 €M
  • Consumer Staples−61.4 €M
  • Communication Services−79.1 €M
  • Financials−169.5 €M
Source: Trackinsight data via ETF Express
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LabelValue (€M)
Information Technology+191.4 €M
Energy+132.7 €M
Health Care+110.3 €M
Materials+46.8 €M
Consumer Staples−61.4 €M
Communication Services−79.1 €M
Financials−169.5 €M

Reported by The Tape desk from ETF Express and Trackinsight. Published . Corrections

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