New barbell strategy: 'Energy + Technology'! The STAR 50 ETF (588000) rebounded with gains, attracting 7.57 billion yuan over two days. The Free Cash Flow ETF (159201), with the lowest fees, recorded a net inflow of 7.3 billion yuan year-to-date, ranking

Gelonghui, March 13 | The market continued to trade on the rise in oil prices triggering inflation today. The price increase chain and dividend-oriented sectors performed strongly against the trend. The Sci-Tech 50 ETF (588000) rebounded with a 0.48% increase, receiving net subscriptions for two consecutive days with a total net inflow of 7.57 billion yuan. The Free Cash Flow ETF (159201) rose by 0.36%, accumulating a 12% increase since February 3. It received a net subscription of 227 million shares during trading, marking six consecutive days of net inflows, with a year-to-date net inflow of 7.345 billion yuan, ranking first among cash flow strategy ETFs. On the news front: ① Geopolitical conflicts triggered a global supply crisis, causing crude oil prices to surge.

Gelonghui FinanceMar 13 11:09

Express News | The Shanghai Stock Exchange and China Securities Index Co., Ltd. have decided to adjust the constituent samples of indices such as STAR 50, with the changes taking effect after the market closes on March 14, 2025.

BreakingsFeb 27 16:59

Insurance Industry 2026 Asset Allocation Outlook: Majority of Institutions Plan Slight Increase in A-share Allocation, Favoring Electronics and Non-ferrous Metals Sectors

In terms of asset allocation across major categories, stocks and securities investment funds are domestic investment assets that insurance institutions generally favor this year. The majority of insurance institutions anticipate that the allocation ratios for bank deposits, bonds, securities investment funds, and other financial assets will remain largely unchanged from 2025.

lanjinger.comFeb 25 11:38

Which Market Performed Best During the Spring Festival? A Review of BTC and A-Share Data Over the Past 11 Years During the Holiday Period

Authors: Shouyi, Amelia I Biteye Content Team. On the eve of the Lunar New Year, the market presented a highly controversial picture: on one side was the mainland stock market (A-share), buoyed by strong pre-holiday sentiment and frequent policy incentives; on the other side was the cryptocurrency market, which had fallen into high volatility and even broken its "historical iron law." Jokes and debates about whether one should "sell cryptocurrencies and buy stocks" were rampant. Faced with these two fundamentally different markets, how should investors decide? Since it's the Spring Festival season and you're already here, let Biteye analyze the current investment logic for you using the latest data. Core conclusion: The Spring Festival rally is not...

PANewsFeb 16 16:21

China Merchants Securities: The market is expected to be dominated by volatility in the near future. Post-holiday indices are likely to outperform pre-holiday levels. In terms of style, growth-oriented strategies are recommended.

CMB Securities released a research report stating that, looking ahead to February, the market is expected to remain volatile in the near term, with indices likely performing stronger after the holiday than before.

Zhitong FinanceFeb 4 07:42

To attract capital inflows to the north, Hong Kong's first CSI A500 ETF has been listed, accelerating the international expansion of China's ETF market.

① The first CSI A500 ETF in Hong Kong was listed today, offering international investors a "new business card" for allocating broad-based A-shares; ② The pace of core ETFs going global from the mainland has accelerated, with Connect or DR products being listed or issued in Europe, Saudi Arabia, Thailand, and even the Brazilian markets, broadening the channels for global investment in China.

cls.cnJan 28 10:50