At a glance
- Equity ETFs took €5.65 billion in the five days to Oct. 30, Trackinsight data show.
- For advisors building a European sector sleeve, the latest week's flows and performance diverge: Communication Services took in €13.1 million while returning -3.99%, the weakest sector result.
- Health Care's €306.6 million was the largest sector inflow, ahead of Information Technology at €189.6 million and Consumer Staples at €52.7 million.
Health Care ETFs drew the largest European sector inflow and posted the week's best return.
Equity ETFs took €5.65 billion in the five days to Oct. 30, Trackinsight data show.
For advisors building a European sector sleeve, the latest week's flows and performance diverge: Communication Services took in €13.1 million while returning -3.99%, the weakest sector result.
Fixed income ETFs added €3.24 billion over the week, commodity products €198.2 million, and cryptocurrency ETFs recorded €13.5 million of net outflows, according to the Trackinsight recap published by ETF Express.
Health Care's €306.6 million was the largest sector inflow, ahead of Information Technology at €189.6 million and Consumer Staples at €52.7 million. Materials led the outflows at €145.9 million, followed by Consumer Discretionary at €142.6 million and Industrials at €127.4 million. Health Care also returned +3.77%, the highest sector performance.
Health Care led sector inflows; Materials led outflows
Net flows into European sector equity ETFs, week to Oct. 30, 2026 (€M)
- Above zero
- Below zero
- Health Care+306.6 €M
- Information Technology+189.6 €M
- Consumer Staples+52.7 €M
- Communication Services+13.1 €M
- Industrials−127.4 €M
- Consumer Discretionary−142.6 €M
- Materials−145.9 €M
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| Label | Value (€M) |
|---|---|
| Health Care | +306.6 €M |
| Information Technology | +189.6 €M |
| Consumer Staples | +52.7 €M |
| Communication Services | +13.1 €M |
| Industrials | −127.4 €M |
| Consumer Discretionary | −142.6 €M |
| Materials | −145.9 €M |
Developed markets and World lead regional flows
Developed markets took €1.87 billion, the largest geographic inflow, with World at €1.84 billion and the US at €1.13 billion. North America added €195.0 million and Japan €163.0 million. Developed Pacific (-€146.6 million), China (-€111.5 million) and East Asia (-€110.9 million) recorded the largest withdrawals.
Denmark's +5.14% led geographic returns, ahead of Sweden at +4.28% and Greece at +4.17%. Brazil returned -22.19%, Latin America -14.91%, Indonesia -4.55%, Turkey -2.91% and Greater China -2.69%.
Corporate Investment Grade drew €1.32 billion, the largest fixed income category inflow, with Government Investment Grade at €1.09 billion. The €3.24 billion fixed income total compares with €2.94 billion in Week 43, as ETF Daily previously reported.
Reported by The Tape desk. Published . Corrections