Market Moves: Week Ending 14 February 2025

  • International ETFs, such as China-focused (ASIA, IZZ) and Europe-centric ETFs (ESTX, HEUR) were some of the top performing funds of the week. Chinese tech stocks have rallied after DeepSeek’s AI breakthrough reignited investor confidence in Chinese innovation.1 European equities also rallied after US President Donald Trump turned his attention to brokering a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine.2
  • Uranium (ATOM, URNM) was the performing asset last week after Kazatomprom, the world’s largest uranium miner by volume, reiterated its 2025 production guidance.3 After a bureaucratic hiccup in January which caused a joint operation between Cameco and Kazatomprom to pause operations, many investors had predicted a possible downgrade in production forecasts.
  • There were $574.6 million in reported inflows for the week and $76.4 million in outflows, marking a week of net inflows for the Australian ETF industry.

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