Last week, the net subscription of CSI 300 ETF was nearly 8 billion yuan
Posted: Wed Feb 12, 2025 8:40 am
Last Friday, January 10, the market went unilaterally downward in the afternoon, with all three major indexes falling by more than 1%. The Shanghai Composite Index closed below 3,200 points.
The average daily trading volume of A shares last week was 1,142.1 billion yuan, a decrease of 192.611 billion yuan from the previous week; the average daily turnover rate was 1.4896%, a slight decrease of 0.18 percentage points from the previous week.
In terms of industry sectors, comprehensive, home appliances, nonferrous metals, electronics, banking, and automobile industries were among the top gainers, while commerce, coal, social services, utilities, and food and beverage industries were among the top losers. What is more obvious is that the commerce and food and beverage sectors, which were moj data previously hyped as consumer themes, have adjusted significantly, while the others, such as banks, home appliances, which are more conservative and defensive, and electronics and automobiles, which have better industry performance, are relatively resistant to declines.
In terms of net outflows, science and technology ETFs and semiconductor-themed ETFs, which attracted a lot of money last week, were sold off this week. The Science and Technology Innovation 50 ETF, Science and Technology Innovation Chip ETF, Semiconductor ETF, and Science and Technology Innovation Board 50 ETF saw net outflows of 3.391 billion yuan, 1.963 billion yuan, 1.145 billion yuan, and 436 million yuan, respectively, this week.
III. ETF Rise and Fall
Last week (January 6, 2025 to January 10, 2025, the same below), the median weekly return of stock ETFs was -1.10%. Among broad-based ETFs, the median rise or fall of the Science and Technology Innovation Board ETF was 0.93%, with the highest return. By sector, the median increase or decrease of technology ETFs was 0.34%, with the highest return. Classified by theme, the median increase or decrease of chip ETFs was 3.47%, with the highest return.
The average daily trading volume of A shares last week was 1,142.1 billion yuan, a decrease of 192.611 billion yuan from the previous week; the average daily turnover rate was 1.4896%, a slight decrease of 0.18 percentage points from the previous week.
In terms of industry sectors, comprehensive, home appliances, nonferrous metals, electronics, banking, and automobile industries were among the top gainers, while commerce, coal, social services, utilities, and food and beverage industries were among the top losers. What is more obvious is that the commerce and food and beverage sectors, which were moj data previously hyped as consumer themes, have adjusted significantly, while the others, such as banks, home appliances, which are more conservative and defensive, and electronics and automobiles, which have better industry performance, are relatively resistant to declines.
In terms of net outflows, science and technology ETFs and semiconductor-themed ETFs, which attracted a lot of money last week, were sold off this week. The Science and Technology Innovation 50 ETF, Science and Technology Innovation Chip ETF, Semiconductor ETF, and Science and Technology Innovation Board 50 ETF saw net outflows of 3.391 billion yuan, 1.963 billion yuan, 1.145 billion yuan, and 436 million yuan, respectively, this week.
III. ETF Rise and Fall
Last week (January 6, 2025 to January 10, 2025, the same below), the median weekly return of stock ETFs was -1.10%. Among broad-based ETFs, the median rise or fall of the Science and Technology Innovation Board ETF was 0.93%, with the highest return. By sector, the median increase or decrease of technology ETFs was 0.34%, with the highest return. Classified by theme, the median increase or decrease of chip ETFs was 3.47%, with the highest return.