BlackRock's bitcoin ETF asset management scale exceeds that of the gold ETF.
On November 12th, BlackRock's bitcoin reference rate (IBIT) under the BlackRock group rose by 14.10% at one point, to $49.86. The iShares Gold ETF (IAU) fell by about 2.80% at one point, to $49.29. FactSet data shows that in the past week, IBIT has received approximately $1 billion in inflows, with a total inflow of $27 billion since its launch in January. As of last Friday, the asset management scale of this bitcoin ETF was $34.3 billion, slightly lower than the asset management scale of IAU, which is less than $33 billion.
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The US bond market experienced a turbulent week. BlackRock and JPMorgan believe that the volatility is far from over.
Trump won the presidential election last week, triggering a sharp drop in the bond market, but it came and went almost as quickly. Companies like BlackRock, JPMorgan, and TCW Group Inc. continue to warn that the volatility may be far from over. With Trump about to return to the White House, the outlook for the US bond market has changed significantly, with the decline in US bonds in October wiping out much of this year's gains. Less than two months after the Federal Reserve began lowering rates from their highest levels in over 20 years, Trump's potential tax cuts and high tariff measures could reignite inflation. His fiscal plan - unless offset by significant spending cuts - will
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