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BlackRock Pulls in $130 Billion of Client Cash, Driven by ETFs

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BlackRock attracted $130 billion in net client inflows during Q1 2026, defying market volatility and geopolitical tensions, including the prolonged Iran conflict. Equity funds led the surge with $72 billion in net additions, signaling strong investor confidence despite public and private market instability. Fixed-income products saw $34 billion in net inflows, reflecting demand for safer assets amid economic uncertainty and rising interest rate concerns. The record inflows highlight BlackRock’s dominance in asset management, with ETFs driving growth as investors prioritize liquidity and diversification. Geopolitical risks and market turbulence failed to deter allocations, underscoring BlackRock’s resilience as a preferred wealth manager during volatile periods.
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