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China's first trillion-level ETF fund company emerges.
①A milestone event: China AMC becomes the first domestic ETF company to reach the trillion-yuan scale; ②The ETF market shows significant concentration, with the top three players—China AMC, E Fund Management, and Huatai PineBridge—managing over 41% of the entire market’s scale; ③Chinese ETF providers are going global, as China AMC and E Fund Management rank among the top 20 global providers.
Express News | The total scale of A500-related ETFs has exceeded 300 billion yuan, with the first single product reaching 50 billion yuan.
Search 'ETF China AMC' for instant access! China AMC has renamed all 38 of its ETFs, marking a new era of standardization in the ETF market.
Gelonghui, January 12 | On January 12, 2026, 'ETF Leader' China AMC officially initiated the centralized renaming of its first batch of 38 ETF products. This marks a crucial step toward standardization and transparency in China's 6-trillion-yuan ETF market. The expanded abbreviations of the 38 ETFs uniformly adopt the naming structure of 'Core Elements of Investment Target + ETF + China AMC,' while the fund codes and other name abbreviations remain unchanged, enabling investors to 'identify at a glance and select China AMC ETFs with one click.' After the renaming, investors only need to input the keyword 'target index' to accurately locate the relevant ETF: for instance, the Brokerage ETF Fund.
China's assets have surged again, with technology stocks leading the counterattack, and the Cloud Computing Hong Kong-Shanghai-Shenzhen ETF (517390) skyrocketing by 3.74%.
On March 6, Gelonghui reported that the overnight China concept Index soared by 6%. Today, A-shares in Hk opened high collectively, driving the Cloud Computing Shanghai-Hong Kong-Shenzhen ETF (517390) to record four consecutive increases, currently up 3.74%. The Tianhong CSI Computer Theme ETF (159998) is up 3.28%, and the Siasun Robot&Automation ETF (159770) is up 2.29%. The Cloud Computing Shanghai-Hong Kong-Shenzhen ETF (517390), which packages the leading computing power stocks from the three regions, is currently the only pure Cloud Computing Index product that spans both A-shares in Hk and Hong Kong. The top weighted stock, Alibaba (accounting for 12.48%), is currently up 6%, while the second weighted stock is Tencent.
The Cloud Computing Hong Kong-Shanghai-Deep ETF (517390) surged 9% last week, with the market being bullish on the opportunities for layout adjustments in the AI Industry Chain.
On February 24, according to Gelonghui, today's A-shares in Hk index turned positive, with Alibaba recovering from a low of -0.65% to rise by 1.44%. The leading Cloud Computing SSE A Share Index ETF (517390) also had its decline narrowed from 3% to 1.98%, with a cumulative increase of 9.46% last week and a net inflow of 46.78 million yuan. In terms of news, Alibaba's capital expenditure in Cloud Computing and AI exceeded expectations, driving Chinese assets to surge last Friday, as the market anticipates that the AI Cloud Computing capital expenditure of giants like Alibaba, Tencent, and Huawei may gradually increase. Additionally, over the weekend, relevant departments held a special deployment meeting for central enterprises' "AI+" action.
ETF Closing Review | The Technology bull market has erupted, the SSE Science and Technology Innovation Board 50 Index soared nearly 6%, AI upstream Hardware stocks led the rise, Cloud Computing Hong Kong-Shenzhen ETF approached the涨停.
On February 21, Gelonghui reported that all three major indices in the A-share market rose collectively. By the end of trading, the Shanghai Composite Index increased by 0.85%, the Shenzhen Component Index rose by 1.82%, the Chinext Price Index climbed by 2.51%, the Northern Market 50 Index went up by 2.77%, and the SSE Science and Technology Innovation Board 50 Index surged by 5.97%. The total market turnover was 2,231 billion yuan, an increase of 439.6 billion yuan compared to the previous day. Over 2,800 individual stocks rose in the entire market. In terms of sectors, AI upstream hardware facilities including computing power, liquid-cooled servers, Semiconductors, and Datacenters experienced significant gains, while sectors such as Precious Metals, Banks, Clothing and Home Textiles, and Traditional Chinese Medicine saw notable declines. In the ETF sector, Cloud Computing saw explosive growth.