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ETF Momentum: Clean Energy and Palladium ETFs Dominate the Leaderboard

Here’s everything you need to know about week #42 ETF flows and market moves in Europe.

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October 20, 2025

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According to Trackinsight data, European ETFs recorded €8.55 billion in net inflows last week, driven mainly by equity products (€5.99 billion) and supported by fixed income (€1.35 billion). Commodities and crypto ETPs also added modestly, with €100 million and €95 million in inflows, respectively.

ETF Flows by Asset Class

Across asset classes, equity ETFs collected €3.17 billion, followed by fixed income ETFs with €2.32 billion. Commodity ETFs saw redemptions of €446 million, while cryptocurrency products lost €52 million. The “Other” category registered a small gain of €38 million.

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ETF Flows and Performance by Sector

By sector, Materials (+3.27%) and Consumer Staples (+3.39%) were the best performers, while Industrials (-3.61%) and Financials (-1.22%) lagged. Health Care ETFs recorded the largest inflows at €206 million, followed by Materials (€178 million) and Information Technology (€66 million). Outflows were led by Consumer Discretionary (-€72 million) and Financials (-€34 million).

ETF Flows by Region

Regionally, Developed Markets attracted €1.37 billion, led by the US (€672 million) and Developed Europe (€269 million). Japan (€154 million) and the Eurozone (€148 million) also saw positive flows, while Emerging Markets added a more modest €72 million.

ETF Performance by Region

Performance varied widely across regions. South Korea (+3.30%), France (+3.25%), and Mexico (+2.11%) led the gains, while Turkey (-6.73%), Greece (-5.57%), and Greater China (-4.51%) posted the steepest losses.

ETF Flows and Performance by Theme

Thematic ETFs saw continued investor activity. Net Zero 2050 funds recorded €330 million in inflows, followed by China Disruptive Technology (€121 million), Nuclear Energy (€119 million), and Global Defense (€80 million). Performance leaders included Hydrogen Economy (+4.10%) and Branding & Luxury (+3.28%), while Cryptocurrency (-13.21%), Asia Defense (-8.26%), and China Disruptive Technology (-5.68%) declined.

ETF Flows by Fixed Income Segment

Bond ETFs accumulated €2.32 billion overall. Government Investment Grade funds drew €1.03 billion, Corporate Investment Grade gained €753 million, and Corporate Aggregate received €286 million. Government Aggregate saw outflows of €120 million.

ETF Flows and Performance by Commodity

Commodity ETFs recorded redemptions of €446 million, led by Silver (-€320 million) and Gold (-€216 million). Platinum attracted €97 million. Despite outflows, commodity performance was positive, with Rhodium (+12.78%), Palladium (+8.44%), Silver (+6.49%), and Coffee (+6.29%) among the week’s strongest movers.

ETF Flows by Cryptocurrency

Within cryptocurrency ETPs, Bitcoin (€25 million), Solana (€21 million), and Ether (€8 million) saw inflows, while XRP (-€106 million) and multi-cryptocurrency products (-€27 million) experienced redemptions.

Top Performing ETFs of the Week

Investors chasing momentum had plenty to cheer, as precious metals and clean energy dominated the leaderboard. Here are the week’s standout performers:

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