Total exchange-traded product inflows in the US added up to USD5.8bn during the week ending 6 August, according to Deutsche Bank.

Equity and fixed income ETPs had inflows of USD6.0bn and USD80m, respectively.

Commodity and currency ETPs, on the other hand, experienced outflows of USD309m and USD24m, respectively.

Within equity ETPs, large cap ETPs received the largest inflows (USD3.4bn) followed by emerging market regional ETPs, while small cap ETPs saw the largest outflows (USD1.1bn).

The fixed income ETPs inflows were led by corporates ETPs (USD486m), while Sovereign ETPs experienced the largest outflows (USD568m), almost offsetting all the other categories.

Commodity ETPs experienced outflows again, driven mainly by crude oil ETPs (USD255m). Gold ETPs recorded mild positive flows (USD26m) after a series of weeks experiencing outflows.

There were three funds listed during the week in NYSE Arca. Charles Schwab entered the fixed income space by introducing three new products offering inflation protected, short term, and intermediate-term US treasuries exposure.

Average daily turnover decreased by 8.6 per cent and totalled USD62bn at the end of the week.

US ETPs assets under management rose by 2.3 per cent totalling USD845bn at the end of the week. Equity ETPs account for 73 per cent of the assets with USD620bn, followed by fixed income funds with USD141bn and 17 per cent of market share.