Week 26 2026: Invesco leads as bond ETFs draw €11.6bn

Trackinsight data for June 22–26 show European-listed fixed income ETFs attracted €11.59 billion while equity ETFs gathered €5.19 billion. Invesco was the top issuer, posting €10.20 billion of net inflows for the week.

Government investment grade bond funds dominated fixed income flows, taking in €9.46 billion. The largest single fund move was the Invesco Global Government Bond UCITS ETF (GGGA), which recorded €9.44 billion of net inflows. Corporate high yield ETFs added €965.3 million, corporate investment grade products collected €849.1 million, and aggregate investment grade funds drew €179.0 million. Multi-asset products recorded outflows of €58.6 million.

Equity allocations favored US and broad international exposure. US-focused ETFs netted €2.41 billion, developed markets funds added €1.73 billion and world ETFs attracted €1.66 billion. Japan-focused ETFs added €315.3 million and emerging markets received €172.6 million. European equity products registered the largest regional outflow at €894.4 million, including Germany (€165.2 million), the UK (€138.4 million) and the eurozone (€92.4 million).

At the sector level, information technology led inflows with €543.1 million. Energy experienced the largest sector outflow at €623.5 million. Financials attracted €109.0 million and health care added €85.4 million. Consumer discretionary, consumer staples, utilities and real estate recorded smaller inflows, while industrials, communication services and materials posted net outflows.

Sector performance varied across a wide range. Health care was the best-performing sector, rising 7.37% for the week. Consumer staples gained 3.78%, utilities rose 3.28% and real estate advanced 3.26%. Materials declined 6.04%, information technology fell 4.73%, industrials lost 3.90% and communication services dropped 3.23%.

Thematic flows showed interest in climate and technology themes. Net Zero 2050 strategies attracted €129.0 million, robotics and automation €83.4 million, smart city themes €53.5 million and artificial intelligence and big data €52.0 million. Global defense themes had the largest thematic outflow at €156.0 million; space & deep sea and Europe defense also recorded outflows.

Commodity ETPs declined, with total commodity ETPs down €488.1 million for the week and gold ETPs posting the largest commodity outflow of €391.3 million. Cryptocurrency ETPs recorded net outflows of €7.2 million; AAVE products led crypto inflows with €2.6 million, while Near registered the largest crypto outflow at €6.1 million.

Top ETF issuers by net inflows for the week were Invesco (€10.20 billion), BNP Paribas Asset Management (€1.41 billion), iShares (€1.14 billion), Amundi (€851.1 million) and Xtrackers by DWS (€818.1 million). Other leading issuers included Vanguard (€580.9 million), State Street (€523.1 million), UBS (€475.7 million), J.P. Morgan Asset Management (€128.8 million) and HSBC (€87.8 million).

Among individual funds, the ARK Genomic Revolution UCITS ETF (AAKG) was the top weekly performer, rising 13.43%. Other strong equity performers included several biopharma and healthcare-focused ETFs. The most active funds by net inflows were GGGA (€9.44 billion), the BNP Paribas Easy S&P 500 II UCITS ETF (EDEE) with €2.33 billion and the Vanguard FTSE All-World UCITS ETF (VWCE) with €530.0 million.

The data reflect flows and returns for European-listed ETFs and ETPs from June 22 through June 26, 2026, as reported by Trackinsight.