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ETF Review | Energy sector leads the gains, energy etf rises by 3%.
格隆汇December 4th|The three major A-share indices fell collectively today. As of the close, the Shanghai Composite Index fell by 0.42%, the Shenzhen Component Index fell by 1.02%, the chinext price index fell by 1.43%, and the CSI 50 Index fell by 2.2%. The total trading volume in the all market was 1697.4 billion yuan, with a decrease of 58.6 billion yuan from the previous day. Over 4300 individual stocks in the all market declined. In terms of sectors, siasun robot&automation, coal, and PEEK material concepts stocks were among the top gainers; while gaming media, hainan free trade zone, AI applications, logistics, and BC battery concept stocks led the declines. In terms of ETFs, energy, coal, and other pro-cyclical sectors saw expanding gains in the afternoon, and the Huatai-PineBridge Fund energy sector.
ETF market review | Hong Kong dividend stocks lead the decline, honglietf hkex and csi central state-owned enterprises dividend index etf dropped by nearly 4%
On September 9th, the three major stock indexes in A-shares rose and fell differently. As of the close, the Shanghai Composite Index fell by 1.06% to 2736.49 points, the Shenzhen Component Index fell by 0.83%, and the ChiNext Price Index rose by 0.06%. The turnover of the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets was 518.6 billion yuan, a decrease of 24 billion yuan compared to the previous day. More than 3,000 stocks in the two markets fell. In terms of market trends, the cell immunotherapy, private hospitals, and medical instruments sectors performed well, while the online car-hailing, precious metals, coal, and bank concept sectors performed poorly. High-priced stocks collectively plunged, with Dazhong Transportation, Kunshan Kersen Science & Technology experiencing limit-down, and Shenzhen Huaqiang Industry hitting the lower limit. As for ETFs, Ping An Fund's Bay Area ETF...
Last week, 10 billion yuan flowed out of equity ETFs, and capital was drastically sold off the Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 ETFs and Hong Kong-themed ETFs
The size of non-monetary ETFs decreased by 5.521 billion yuan last week, with a net outflow of 11.158 billion yuan.
Last week, 10 billion dollars were used to enter the ETF market, strongly grabbing real estate ETFs
The management scale of more than 800 stock ETFs (including cross-border ETFs) in the entire market was nearly 1.5 trillion yuan, and the net capital inflow reached 11.247 billion yuan.
Details of precious metals funds and energy funds
Commodity prices have risen recently, and related funds have become popular. From the perspective of commodity types, Guojin Securities classifies domestic commodity funds as precious metals funds, energy funds, and other commodity funds. 1. Gold commodity funds Gold commodity funds are currently the largest number of domestic commodity funds, accounting for 20 of the 39 commodity funds, with a total size of 30.456 billion yuan. These include 7 funds tracking Shanghai gold, 7 funds tracking spot SGE gold 9999 on the Shanghai Gold Exchange, 2 funds tracking the China Securities Shanghai, Hong Kong and Shenzhen Gold Industry Index, 3 funds tracking London gold, and 1 fund tracking Lent
Energy stocks continue to be active, and coal ETF and energy ETF funds have risen
Gelonghui September 7: Energy stocks and coal stocks continued to be active. Tongyuan Petroleum rose more than 5%, Mountain Coal International rose 3%, and many stocks such as Lu'an Huanneng, Shaanxi Coal, and Jingkong Coal continued to rise. Cathay Pacific Coal ETF, Huitianfu Energy ETF, and Guangfa Energy ETF Fund rose, with increases of more than 4% this week. OPEC leader Saudi Arabia has extended the unilateral production reduction measures for another three months to support the fragile global market. Recently, the official media Saudi News Agency issued a statement saying that Saudi Arabia's measures to cut production by 1 million barrels per day will continue until December. The move will keep Saudi production at around 9 million barrels per day, the lowest level in years.