Yinhuaheng indicated that the Hong Kong Stock Connect ETF Fund announced that it intends to hire Li Yixuan as the fund manager of the fund. The funds currently managed by Li Yixuan include: Hang Seng State-owned Enterprise LOF, Anti-Inflation LOF, New Eco
Yinhuaheng indicated that the Hong Kong Stock Connect ETF Fund announced that it intends to hire Li Yixuan as the fund manager of the fund. The funds currently managed by Li Yixuan include: Hang Seng State-owned Enterprise LOF, Anti-Inflation LOF, New Economy ETF, Shanghai-Hong Kong-Shenzhen 500 ETF, Hong Kong Stock Consumer ETF, Hong Kong Stock Technology 30 ETF, Yinhua Special New Quantified Preferred A, Yinhua China Securities Shanghai-Hong Kong-Shenzhen 500 ETF, Yinhua China Securities Hong Kong Stock Exchange Consumer ETF, Yinhua China Securities Segmented Food and Beverage ETF, Yinhua Global New Energy Vehicle Quantification Choice A, Yinhua Global New Energy Vehicle Quantification Optimization C, Yinhua Global New Energy Vehicle Quantification Choice C, Yinhua Global New Energy Vehicle Quantification Optimization Choice C ICBC Southern East England S&P China New
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.
A big dark horse ran on this track!
The market declined in 2022, ETFs bucked the trend, and the size and quantity of products grew steadily. According to the latest data, the size of ETFs climbed to 1.52 trillion yuan at the end of 2022, an increase of 0.12 trillion yuan over the beginning of the year. The number of ETFs at the end of 2022 was 756, an increase of 124 over the beginning of the year.
ETF Afternoon Review丨The Shanghai Stock Exchange Index fell 0.21%, photovoltaic ETFs, new energy ETFs, and carbon-neutral ETFs surged across the board. Technology AHETH, Hong Kong Consumer ETFs, and Hong Kong Stock Connect consumer ETFs did not perform we
Gelonghui, May 19, the Shanghai Securities Fund Index closed down 0.21% in half a day to 6509 points. Affected by the overnight sharp decline in US stocks, the Shenzhen and Shanghai markets collectively opened lower in early trading, then fluctuated and rebounded. The new energy industry was stimulated by the EU's overnight energy plan, which exploded across the board in early trading. PV ETFs (515790), PV ETFs (159857), and PV ETF funds (159863) registered the highest gains, rising 5.22%, 5.16%, and 5.13% respectively. Hong Kong Consumer ETF (513590), Technology AHETF (517960), and Mountain Securities Dividend ETF (515570) declined
Boshi Hong Kong Stock Connect Consumer ETF (513960): Hong Kong Stock valuation is still in Depression consumption growth is expected in the Future