European ETFs reach record EUR3.10tn after June inflows

European exchange-traded funds listed in Europe attracted net inflows of EUR39.5 billion in June 2026, lifting assets under management to EUR3,099.5 billion, LSEG Lipper reported. Equity ETFs drew EUR30.7 billion and bond ETFs EUR7.6 billion.

The strongest-selling categories were Equity Global, which gathered EUR14.6 billion, and Equity U.S., which collected EUR10.9 billion. The figures cover flows into ETFs listed in Europe for June 2026.

By provider, BlackRock’s iShares unit had the largest net inflows in the region with EUR10.6 billion, followed by Vanguard and Amundi ETF. The Vanguard FTSE All-World UCITS ETF was the top-selling fund in June, adding EUR3.5 billion.

LSEG Lipper reported that improving market sentiment and falling oil prices supported risk appetite in June, and that inflation readings and interest-rate expectations remained areas of focus for investors.

The June flows pushed total assets under management for European ETFs to a record EUR3,099.5 billion.