[JPMorgan: Inflows into U.S. equity ETFs offset selling pressure in the futures market] BlockBeats News, June 9 — JPMorgan stated that last week, there was approximately $21 billion in net selling in the U.S. equity index futures market, with most of the selling concentrated in S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 index futures contracts on Friday. However, equity ETF inflows reached $26.8 billion, not only fully offsetting the outflows from the futures market but also achieving overall net inflows. This indicates that despite heightened market volatility, investors are continuing to allocate U.S. equity assets through ETF channels. Meanwhile, fixed-income ETFs also attracted strong inflows, reflecting rising demand for bond assets. On the other hand, commodity funds and certain emerging market funds experienced redemptions. JPMorgan noted that investors are rotating allocations across different sectors, but overall, the market remains tilted toward a bullish position on equities. This suggests that even with recent market volatility, institutional funds have not shown signs of large-scale withdrawal from risk assets and continue to maintain a long-term optimistic outlook on U.S. equities. [Original link]