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The central bank has increased its gold holdings for 18 consecutive months. The lowest-cost gold ETF, Huaxia (518850), has attracted inflows for five consecutive days, with over 1.4 billion yuan flowing in during the past 20 days.
Gelonghui, May 8 | Today, spot gold rebounded above $4,700. The gold stock ETF Huaxia (159562) has cumulatively risen by 12.93% since March 24, while the Huaxia Gold ETF (518850) increased by 10.99% during the same period. It has seen net inflows for five consecutive days, with net subscriptions on 19 of the past 20 trading days, totaling an inflow of 1.447 billion yuan. The trend of central bank gold purchases continues, and factors such as global ETF capital inflows provide structural support for gold: ① The People's Bank of China has increased its gold reserves for the 18th consecutive month. Data released by the People's Bank of China on May 7 showed that, as of the end of April,
Spot gold surged by $100 intraday! The gold stock ETF with the lowest fees, Huaxia (159562), soared 4%, while the Huaxia Gold ETF (518850) recorded an inflow of 1.4 billion yuan over the past 20 days.
Gelonghui, May 6th | Spot gold continued its upward trend, surging $100 intraday to reach $4,660 per ounce, driving the gold stock ETF Huaxia (159562) up by 4.01%, and the gold ETF Huaxia (518850) rising 1.1%. These funds have seen net inflows for three consecutive days, with a total inflow of 1.4 billion yuan over the past 20 days. Today's market sentiment was mainly influenced by the latest developments in Middle Eastern geopolitics: ① Trump announced the suspension of the "Freedom Plan": U.S. President Trump announced on May 5th that he would temporarily suspend the "Freedom Plan" operation, which facilitates ship passage through the Strait of Hormuz. Trump stated
The price of gold fell below $4,700. The gold ETF with the lowest fees, Huaxia (518850), has seen inflows for 13 consecutive days, while the gold stock ETF, Huaxia (159562), recorded inflows exceeding 4 billion dollars year-to-date. Institutions maintain
Gelonghui, April 24th | Recently, gold has been hovering near the $4,700 mark, but capital continues to flow in. The gold ETF with the lowest fee rate, Huaxia (518850), has seen net inflows for 13 consecutive days, with a total inflow of 1.29 billion yuan over the past 20 trading days and a cumulative inflow of 6.415 billion yuan year-to-date. Meanwhile, the gold stock ETF Huaxia (159562) has attracted inflows of 4.161 billion yuan year-to-date. In terms of news, the war between the United States and Iran has entered its eighth week, with no sign of the much-anticipated second round of peace talks. The situation even shows signs of escalating again. Uncertain prospects of geopolitical conflicts, rising oil prices, and the rebound of the US Dollar Index have collectively impacted gold prices.
Gold prices have rebounded above $4,800 per ounce, with the lowest-cost gold stock ETF, Huaxia (159562), rising 2%. The Gold ETF Huaxia (518850) has seen inflows for 12 consecutive days.
Gelonghui, April 15th | On April 15th, driven by the overnight breakthrough of international gold prices above the $4,800 mark, the gold sector performed strongly. The Gold Stock ETF Huaxia (159562) rose by 2%, with a net inflow of 7 million shares during trading, accumulating a total inflow of 216 million yuan over the past five trading days. The Gold ETF Huaxia (518850) increased by 1.27%, marking its twelfth consecutive day of net inflows, totaling 800 million yuan. In terms of news, easing tensions in the Middle East coincided with cooling inflation: ① Signs of easing geopolitical tensions emerged: U.S. President Trump stated on April 14th that the U.S. war with Iran had “ended.”
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Schroders: The bull market for gold is not over
Regarding whether the gold bull market has come to an end, James Luke, Senior Portfolio Manager (Gold and Commodities) at Schroders Investment, stated that extreme increases in oil prices are likely to have a short-term impact on all asset classes, including gold. However, the macro environment is entirely different. The firm believes that assessing the medium- to long-term risk-return profile of gold from an asset allocation perspective hinges on two key trading themes: the 'currency depreciation' trade primarily driven by fiscal concerns, and the 'de-dollarization' trade driven mainly by geopolitical concerns such as the weaponization of the dollar and US-China tensions — and whether these themes will be affected by the current situation in the Middle East.