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Bond ETFs drew $13.2 billion in weekly inflows, boosting AI and global picks

A TD Securities-cited roundup said bond ETFs gathered $13.2 billion last week, alongside pieces on AI trades and international value ETFs.

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ETF Trends highlighted the topics that drew the most attention on its platform over the prior week, led by an AI-focused piece on semiconductors.

The No. 1 story centered on SOXL, a leveraged semiconductor ETF with 3X exposure, arguing the trade could benefit if AI-related stocks see a resurgence after being out of favor earlier in the summer, according to ETF Trends.

The second most read article examined whether investors should extend the U.S. value-stock focus to foreign markets, pointing to an actively managed international value ETF, Tweedy, Browne International Insider + Value ETF (ICPY).

ETF Trends also noted continued interest in small caps after the Russell 2000 hit an all-time high, and said fixed income demand surged with bond ETFs gathering $13.2 billion in weekly inflows, citing TD Securities, plus a separate Fidelity strategists article on the firm’s 2026 market outlook and its “rational optimism” stance for the second half.

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