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ETF Market Close | ChiNext Index Rebounds from Lows to Close Down 0.49%; Brazil ETF and Communications ETF Rise 1%
Gelonghui, September 11 — China's three major stock indices all closed lower today. At the close, the Shanghai Composite Index fell 1.18%, the Shenzhen Component Index dropped 1.08%, the ChiNext
Tungsten supply shortage continues to intensify! U.S. industrial tool distributors warn: Rising costs will be passed down the supply chain.
① Executives at MSC Industrial Supply Co., a major U.S. distributor of industrial tools, have warned that the current tungsten supply shock has impacted their supply chain, with raw material costs for producing tungsten carbide cutting tools rising by nearly 500%; ② While tungsten prices have indeed stabilized, the ripple effects on the supply chain have not yet subsided. A new round of price increases is expected to occur by the end of the fourth quarter and the beginning of the first quarter next year.
ETF Fund Flows | Yinhua Daily Profit ETF and Huabao Tianyi ETF Lead in Capital Inflows Over the Past 20 Days
Gelonghui, September 10 — Over the past nearly 20 trading days, money‑market ETFs have consistently led in net inflows, with Yinhua Rili ETF attracting RMB 13.062 billion and Huabao Tianyi ETF
Middle Eastern sovereign funds have once again invested in Luckin Coffee, with nearly RMB 25 billion heavily allocated to A-shares; the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority continued to increase its positions in the third quarter.
① Mubadala Investment Company invested in Luckin Coffee, as Middle Eastern sovereign capital further increased its exposure to Chinese assets; ② The Abu Dhabi Investment Authority appeared in the shareholder lists of 65 companies in the second quarter, with the market value of its top ten tradable share holdings nearing RMB 25 billion; ③ The provisional register of shareholders was updated through late August, revealing new changes in holdings by Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, UBS Group, and others.
Express News | LME copper prices hit a record high, while the Southern Nonferrous Metals ETF (512400), managed by Southern Asset Management, saw its underlying index close up 1.64% yesterday.
As of the market close on September 9, 2026, the Southern Nonferrous Metals ETF (512400) recorded a turnover rate of 3.23% and trading volume of RMB 853 million. Its underlying benchmark, the CSI SWS Nonferrous Metals Index (000819.SH), rose by 1.64%. On September 9, the CSI SWS Nonferrous Metals Index gained 1.64%, leading the broader market. In terms of news flow, LME copper prices briefly surged to USD 14,585 per tonne, setting a new historical record. LME zinc broke through USD 4,000 per tonne, and LME aluminum was quoted at USD 3,317.5 per tonne. Base metals strengthened collectively, with tight spot supply in non-US regions and persistently low domestic inventories providing support for copper prices. Fundamentally, interim results from nonferrous metal companies showed widespread strong growth. The combined net profit of 21 listed companies in the copper industry chain exceeded RMB 62.7 billion in the first half of the year, as upstream resource companies continued to realize the benefits of high operating leverage during the metal price upcycle. On the demand side, data centers, power grid upgrades, and new energy infrastructure are driving demand for copper and aluminum. The Southern Nonferrous Metals ETF (512400) tracks the CSI SWS Nonferrous Metals Index, covering leading companies in sub-sectors such as copper, aluminum, gold, and rare earths. With metal prices at elevated levels, the sector's earnings elasticity continues to be released.
ETF Daily Report (Sep 9): Strong Policy Catalysts and Emerging Demand Boost Grid Equipment Sector; Non-Ferrous Metals Rise Moderately
During the 15th Five-Year Plan period, the development of next-generation power grids is accelerating across the board, with AI computing power driving growth in power infrastructure. Meanwhile,