US-listed ETFs have seen inflows exceeding 1 trillion dollars this year, with the full-year total expected to surpass 2 trillion dollars and set a new record high.
According to BlockBeats, on June 28, The Kobeissi Letter stated that the United States is experiencing an unprecedented ETF boom. Data shows that as of 2026, ETFs listed in the US have attracted over 1 trillion US dollars in capital inflows, and at the current pace, this figure is expected to surpass 2 trillion US dollars by the end of the year, setting a new historical record.
If full-year ETF inflows exceed 2 trillion US dollars, it would mean annual ETF capital inflows have increased for the fourth consecutive year, and would be 33% higher than the record set in 2025, an increase of about 500 billion US dollars. Meanwhile, 700 ETFs have been launched so far this year, which is also likely to set a new annual record. In June alone, 186 ETFs were listed, the highest number of issuances in a single month in history. The ETF industry is expanding at a record pace.
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