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An earth-shattering change! Japanese people are snapping up gold
As A-shares fluctuated and declined, ETFs became the main force in bottom-hunting.
The bottom is constantly being searched! Net inflow of $287.1 billion into the ETF market
GLONGHUI, August 25丨Since the second quarter of 2023, investors' enthusiasm for purchasing equity ETFs has been high, and there has been a net inflow of capital into ETFs. According to statistics from CITIC Securities, as of August 18, the net subscription scale of A-share ETFs from year to date reached 287.1 billion yuan, of which the average daily subscription amount reached 6 billion yuan in January. Judging from the timing of the subscription, from late April to early June and mid-July this year, it has shown the characteristics of anti-market purchases. The net subscription sizes of A-share broad-based ETFs and industry and theme ETFs from year to date reached 159.3 billion yuan and 121.9 billion yuan respectively. The recent net capital inflow rate of broad-based ETFs
Is a major ETF coming? Bosch, Penghua, Cathay Pacific, and Yinhua received the first batch of authorizations for the Sci-Tech Innovation 100 ETF
The Science and Technology Innovation Board 100 Index will be released on August 7. Four fund companies, including Boshi, Penghua, Cathay Pacific, and Yinhua, have already obtained the first batch of licenses for the Science and Technology Innovation 100 ETFs. It is expected that related product reports will also advance soon, and investors are expected to use the Sci-Tech Innovation 100 ETF to participate in the Sci-Tech Innovation Board investment in the near future. In terms of market capitalization, the market capitalization of the Science and Innovation 100 Index companies is mainly concentrated below 20 billion yuan, accounting for 81%, while companies with market capitalization of 10-20 billion yuan account for 52%. In terms of industry division, the industries that account for more than 10% are pharmaceuticals (29%), electronics (23%), machinery (16%), and meters in that order