Market Moves: Week Ending 1 November 2024

  • Cryptocurrency ETFs (BTXX, EBTC, IBTC) traded higher as investors continued to bet tentatively on the possibility of a Trump administration.1 While Bitcoin edged higher over the week, trading volumes were relatively low – indicating caution ahead of the US election.
  • A uranium ETF (URNM) was the poorest performing fund of the week after a US regulatory body blocked Amazon’s power purchase agreement with Talen Energy at its US$650 million nuclear powered datacentre.2 The deal was blocked on the basis of favouring corporate benefit over energy security for the general public.
  • There were $628.8 million in reported inflows for the week and $147.7 million in outflows, marking a week of net inflows for the Australian ETF industry.

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