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518880 HUANGJINETF
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Market Closed Jan 27 14:59 CST
6.218High6.181Low
6.218High6.181Low2.29MlotVolume6.218Open6.218Pre Close1.42BTurnover0.00%Turnover Ratio--P/E (Static)0Shares6.22552wk High--P/B0Float Cap4.62652wk Low6.840Limit Up0Shs Float6.225Historical High5.596Limit Down0.60%Amplitude2.161Historical Low--Dividend TTM6.196Avg Price1.10MlotAsk--Div YieldTTM100Lot Size1.16MlotBid
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Fund professionals prefer bond funds and ETFs, with Gold ETFs being particularly popular, and diversification has become a key term.
①The quarterly report has been disclosed, and the funds heavily invested in FOF have emerged, with FOF showing a preference for Bond Funds and ETF products; ②Diversified allocation has become the key term for FOF investment in 2025.
Express News | The world's largest Gold ETF--SPDR Gold Trust's holdings increased by 10.34 tons compared to the previous day, and the current holding amount is 879.12 tons.
Express News | The Gold ETF (159562) rose more than 1% against the trend.
Express News | World Gold Council: The Gold ETF recorded annual inflow for the first time in four years.
It's like a tale of two extremes! The Gold ETF has been sold off for the fourth consecutive year, while new and exciting products in the Cryptos market are surging!
Despite the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts, investors have sold Gold ETFs for the fourth consecutive year, while Bitcoin ETFs have achieved "great success," and 2025 may see a surge of innovation in Currency ETFs.
Investors have sold off Gold ETFs for the fourth consecutive year, shifting after the USA election.
Although gold prices reached new highs in 2024 and the Federal Reserve began to relax monetary policy, investors sold off Gold ETFs for the fourth consecutive year last year. The Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts in 2024 helped Gold ETFs rebound slightly, but the results of the USA election in November changed investor interest. After Trump was elected the new President of the USA, the US dollar strengthened, leading to another sell-off of Gold ETFs. Investors shifted their funds to US stocks and Bitcoin, causing gold prices to drop from historical highs. Meanwhile, geopolitical risks arising from the conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East led central banks in Emerging Markets, as well as investors and Consumers in Asia, to turn to physical gold.