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A comprehensive snapshot of U.S. ETF market activity in Week 8 (February 16-20, 2026), spanning flows, performance, sector and thematic trends, geographic exposures, asset classes, and leading funds and issuers.

According to Trackinsight data, Fixed Income ETFs recorded $26.97 billion in net inflows, the largest allocation across asset classes. Equity ETFs gathered $13.49 billion.
Multi-Asset products added $257.10 million, and Currency ETFs saw $39.70 million in inflows.
Commodity ETFs registered net outflows of $833.13 million, Cryptocurrency ETFs declined by $511.58 million, and Volatility products recorded outflows of $10.03 million.
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Industrials led sector inflows with $1.01 billion, followed closely by Energy at $1.01 billion. Information Technology gathered $451.41 million, Real Estate added $341.74 million, and Consumer Staples recorded $327.47 million.
Utilities attracted $134.74 million, while Communication Services and Consumer Discretionary posted $22.67 million and $10.39 million, respectively.
Financials recorded the largest sector outflow at $1.06 billion, followed by Health Care at $793.94 million and Materials at $86.58 million.
Industrials recorded the strongest sector gain at 2.57%. Materials rose 1.84%, and Communication Services advanced 1.81%. Consumer Staples declined 1.74% over the period.
US-focused ETFs gathered $5.37 billion, the largest geographic allocation. Developed Markets added $3.86 billion, while Emerging Markets attracted $1.41 billion.
Japan recorded $1.17 billion, and World exposures brought in $967.74 million. South Korea saw $273.88 million in inflows, and Europe added $163.73 million.
Developed Pacific recorded outflows of $484.12 million, and China declined by $87.22 million.
Global Infrastructure attracted $305.62 million. US Defense gathered $133.04 million, Smart City added $122.39 million, and Global Defense recorded $84.08 million in inflows.
On the negative side, Cryptocurrency thematic products saw outflows of $520.52 million. Human Capital declined by $160.47 million, China Digitalization by $98.85 million, and Natural Resources by $65.07 million.
Asia Defense rose 5.24%, Nuclear Energy gained 5.11%, and Global Defense advanced 4.62%. Cybersecurity declined 4.69%, Cannabis & Psychedelics fell 3.44%, and Timber & Forestry decreased 2.8%.
Government Investment Grade ETFs recorded $20.81 billion in inflows. Aggregate Investment Grade gathered $2.44 billion, Corporate Investment Grade added $1.80 billion, and Aggregate Aggregate saw $1.75 billion. Corporate High Yield recorded outflows of $598.56 million.
Gold attracted $461.88 million in inflows. Multi Commodities added $80.09 million, and Natural Gas gathered $46.16 million. Silver recorded outflows of $1.36 billion.
Sui products attracted $24.15 million, and Solana gathered $7.00 million. Bitcoin recorded outflows of $423.77 million, Ether declined by $98.01 million, and Multi-Cryptocurrency products saw outflows of $34.98 million.
Please note this article is for information purposes only and does not in any way constitute investment advice. It is essential that you seek advice from a registered financial professional prior to making any investment decision.
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