The U.S. ETF industry has brought in 16 months of net inflows in a row, and the worldwide ETF industry has brought in net inflows for 54 consecutive months, according to the latest data from the folks at an ETF-focused research firm.

Deborah "Debbie" Fuhr ETFGI / ETF TV Managing Partner, Founder, Owner / Co-Founder

Last week, Debbie Fuhr, managing partner at ETFGI, revealed that ETFs in the U.S. brought in $101.4 billion in net November 2023 inflows. That translates into 72.2 percent of total worldwide ETF inflows last month, which reached $140.46 billion. $55.39 billion of the U.S. ETF inflows went into equity ETFs, and 22.43 billion went into active ETFs.

Year-to-date, as of November 30, U.S. ETFs had brought in $473.96 billion in net 2023 inflows, accouting for 59 percent of worldwide YTD ETF inflows of $803.11 billion. That makes 2023 the 2nd best world ETF inflows year ever (behind 2021) and the 3rd best U.S. ETF inflows year (behind 2021 and 2022).

As of November 30, 2023, the U.S. ETF industry held $7.65 trillion in AUM, 69.6 percent of the $10.99 trillion in ETFs worldwide. The U.S. ETF industry included 3,351 ETFs, accounting for 28.3 percent of the world's 11,859 ETFs. And 303 ETF providers operate in the U.S., which translates into 42.2 percent of the 718 ETF providers worldwide. 

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