According to the data, 88.379 billion yuan of capital entered the market through ETFs this week, of which 83.644 billion yuan flowed into broad-based ETFs. Big Capital has carried out strong “back-up” and liquidity injections through the purchase of broad-based ETFs such as the Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 and the Shanghai Stock Exchange 50. This week's “Sweepers” were E-Fangda Fund, Huaxia Fund, and Huatai Berry Fund. The three fund companies had net inflows of 37.724 billion yuan, 23.617 billion yuan, and 20.088 billion yuan respectively. Some racetracks experienced “more kills,” with Cathay Pacific China Securities reporting an outflow of 423 million yuan from the Communications Equipment ETF and an outflow of 412 million yuan from the Guangfa National Securities New Energy Vehicle Battery ETF.
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According to the data, 88.379 billion yuan of capital entered the market through ETFs this week, of which 83.644 billion yuan flowed into broad-based ETFs. Big Capital has carried out strong “back-up” and liquidity injections through the purchase of broad-based ETFs such as the Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 and the Shanghai Stock Exchange 50. This week's “Sweepers” were E-Fangda Fund, Huaxia Fund, and Huatai Berry Fund. The three fund companies had net inflows of 37.724 billion yuan, 23.617 billion yuan, and 20.088 billion yuan respectively. Some racetracks experienced “more kills,” with Cathay Pacific China Securities reporting an outflow of 423 million yuan from the Communications Equipment ETF and an outflow of 412 million yuan from the Guangfa National Securities New Energy Vehicle Battery ETF.
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