The assets under management of US-listed ETFs have risen to $15.6 trillion, hitting an all-time high

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BlockBeats news, July 11, The Kobeissi Letter posted that the total assets under management of U.S.-listed ETFs have risen to a record $15.6 trillion, doubling over the past 30 months.

Year to date, investors have allocated more than $1 trillion to U.S.-listed ETFs, nearing twice the record for the same period in 2025. Based on the current pace, full-year inflows could exceed $2 trillion for the first time, about 33% higher than last year’s previous all-time high.

Just in June, U.S. ETFs attracted approximately $193 billion in inflows, the second-highest monthly inflow on record. The demand for these funds is mainly concentrated in ETFs tracking U.S. mega-cap stocks, semiconductors, AI, and ETFs related to the Korean market. Growth in the U.S. ETF market is accelerating.

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