Significant Fund Inflows Observed in KRE, BPOP, VLY, WBS ETFs

Avatar photo

The State Street SPDR S&P Regional Banking ETF (Symbol: KRE) saw an inflow of approximately $248.1 million during the past week, marking a 5.3% increase in outstanding units from 65,152,585 to 68,602,585. The significant inflow reflects growing investor interest in regional banking, despite mixed performances among its largest components. For instance, Popular Inc. (BPOP) dropped by 2.5%, Valley National Bancorp (VLY) decreased by 3.1%, while Webster Financial Corp (WBS) rose by 0.4%.

KRE’s recent trading price was $69.31, within its 52-week range of $47.06 to $74.08. This price point is essential for technical analysis when compared against its 200-day moving average, demonstrating trends in investor activity over time. The noticeable changes in shares outstanding indicate potential impacts on the underlying holdings of the ETF.

The free Daily Market Overview 250k traders and investors are reading

Read Now