
New ETFs are queued for "listing," and institutions are optimistic about the value of equity asset allocation
Last week, the ETF new issuance market remained hot, with several popular products launched. According to Wind data, from November 10 to November 16, a total of 11 ETF products were successfully listed in the market, including two ETFs investing in the Brazilian market and four ETFs investing in the Hong Kong stock technology sector. In addition, several fund companies are also laying out plans in various sub-sectors such as chemicals, nonferrous metals, power grids, and robotics. Industry insiders analyze that as the pace of medium- and long-term capital entering the market accelerates, and the inherent stability of the A-share market continues to strengthen, the scale of index-based investment is likely to continue to increase. Among them, ETF products with institutional characteristics are expected to receive more attention from the market and become an important vehicle for incremental capital entering the market. (China Securities Journal)

