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ETF price wars may resume

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Big new entrants to the exchange-traded fund market are rolling out funds with low expense ratios

Wall Street players that are offering exchange-traded funds for the first time may force a new wave of cost cutting in the industry.

Existing issuers have been slashing expense ratios in recent years, vying for assets among more than 2,200 products available. Yet this summer, signs emerged that

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