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ETF Midday Review | The STAR 50 Index rebounded from intraday lows to close down 0.9%; Hang Seng Connect Internet ETF and Internet ETF rose 4%, while Semiconductor Equipment ETF declined 3.6%
Gelonghui, July 16 | All three major A-share indices declined in the morning session. As of the midday close, the Shanghai Composite Index fell 0.82%, the Shenzhen Component Index dropped 0.83%, the ChiNext Price Index slid 1.73%, the Beijing SE 50 Index declined 1.63%, and the STAR 50 Index decreased 0.96%. Total market turnover amounted to RMB 1.4897 trillion, down RMB 236.7 billion from the previous trading day. More than 3,200 stocks advanced across the market. The semiconductor and computing hardware supply chains continued to adjust, with advanced packaging, photolithography equipment, and memory sectors leading the losses. Fluorochemicals, rare earths, oil and gas, coal, and securities brokerages were among the worst-performing sectors. Film and television stocks extended their rebound, while AI applications, fintech, gold,
ETF Market Recap | A-share market declined in the afternoon, with the ChiNext Index down 1.7%. The cloud computing sector led gains throughout the day, with Cloud Computing ETF and Big Data ETF rising 6%.
Gelonghui, July 8 | Mainland China's A-share market closed lower amid volatility, with trading volumes remaining subdued. The Shanghai Composite Index declined by 0.49%, while the ChiNext Price Index fell 1.7% after rising more than 1% earlier in the session. Leading decliners included the lithium battery supply chain, superhard materials, and humanoid robotics concepts, while fine chemicals, base metals, and auto parts sectors underperformed. In contrast, the computing power supply chain surged, and oil & gas and coal stocks were active. Today, cloud computing & big data, information security, Hong Kong-listed internet stocks, and cross-border China-concept internet ETFs rallied sharply across the board, making digital cloud and internet technology the dominant drivers of market gains: Cloud Computing & Big Data sector – E Fund Cloud Computing ETF rose 6.22%, leading the advance.
ETF Midday Review | ChiNext Index Drops 3.47%; AI Hardware Sector Plunges, with STAR Market Semiconductor ETF and Semiconductor Equipment ETF Falling Over 6%
Gelonghui, July 2 | As of the midday close, the Shanghai Composite Index fell 0.9%, the Shenzhen Component Index declined 2.09%, the ChiNext Price Index dropped 3.47%, and the Beijing Stock Exchange 50 Index rose 2.79%. Combined trading volume across the three markets amounted to RMB 2.2575 trillion, down RMB 177.8 billion from the previous day. Over 3,200 individual stocks advanced across the three exchanges. Semiconductor and computing hardware supply chains declined, with memory, wafer, and co-packaged optics (CPO) segments leading the losses. Financial technology, photovoltaic, and innovative drug-related stocks weakened, while large-cap financials ranked among the top decliners. Superhard materials, rare earth permanent magnets, gold, and robotics-related stocks showed strength. Today, sectors including gold and non-ferrous metal resources, Hong Kong-listed innovative pharmaceuticals and healthcare, China-concept internet stocks, and construction machinery were all
ETF Market Recap | ChiNext and STAR Market Indices Hit New All-Time Highs; Semiconductor Sector Surges, with STAR Market Chip Design ETF and Chip ETF Rising Over 5%
Gelonghui, June 25 | All three major A-share indices rose collectively today. As of market close, the Shanghai Composite Index gained 0.23%, the Shenzhen Component Index rose 1.82%, and the ChiNext Price Index surged 2.84%. The Beijing Stock Exchange 50 Index declined 1.41%, while the STAR 50 Index jumped 3.87%. Total market turnover amounted to RMB 3.6189 trillion, an increase of RMB 312 billion compared to the previous trading day. More than 4,200 individual stocks declined across the market. Semiconductor and AI hardware-related sectors continued to gain traction, with memory chips and GPU segments leading the gains. Cultured diamonds and photonic chip segments rallied in the afternoon session. Brokerage, building materials, and aviation sectors also performed strongly. Gold, oil and gas, chemical, coal, and nonferrous metals sectors
ETF Market Recap | ChiNext Index rises 2.66%, computing power sector surges again, Communication ETF up 6.7%
Gelonghui, June 2 | All three major A-share indices rose collectively today. As of market close, the Shanghai Composite Index gained 0.43%, the Shenzhen Component Index rose 1.63%, the ChiNext Price Index climbed 2.66%, and the STAR 50 Index advanced 1.62%. Total market turnover amounted to RMB 2.8128 trillion, down RMB 83.7 billion from the previous trading day, with more than 3,800 stocks declining across the market. The computing power hardware supply chain surged, led by CPO and optical fiber segments, while superhard materials, GPUs, PCBs, and memory-related stocks were active. AIPC-related concepts continued to gain traction, and the nonferrous metals sector strengthened. AI application, short-video gaming, wind power, and retail-related stocks declined.
ETF Midday Review | The STAR 50 Index rebounded from its low to rise by 1%, with significant gains in semiconductors and humanoid robotics. Semiconductor Equipment ETF, STAR Semiconductor ETF, and Robotics ETF surged by 7%.
Gelonghui, May 15th | ETF Midday Review | The STAR 50 Index rebounded from its low to rise by 1%. The semiconductor and humanoid robotics sectors surged, with the Semiconductor Equipment ETF and STAR Semiconductor ETF skyrocketing by 7%. The three major A-share indices rebounded in the morning session. As of midday, the Shanghai Composite Index rose by 0.12%, the Shenzhen Component Index increased by 0.24%, the ChiNext Index climbed by 0.57%, and the STAR 50 Index advanced by 1.12%. The semiconductor and humanoid robotics-related stocks saw significant gains, while AI applications, computing power hardware, and fintech themes were active. Coal and chemical sectors led the gains, whereas gold, photovoltaics, energy metals, shipping, and retail segments declined. Today