Stock ETFs attract funds, and multiple leading broad-based funds continue to expand in scale.

Jinshi data news on January 27th, last week, cross-border ETFs continued to be hot, and some varieties were suspended multiple times due to high premiums. The German ETF (159561) rose by over 28%, the Asia-Pacific Select ETF (159687), the S&P Consumer ETF (159529), the Saudi ETF (159329), etc., rose by over 10%. In addition, the PICC Money Market ETF (511970) and other ‘mini’ currency ETFs also encountered speculative funds. Stock ETFs received a net inflow of 5.365 billion yuan last week, with the CSI A500 Index becoming the most ‘attractive’ index, and the CSI A500 ETF receiving a total net inflow of 4.662 billion yuan. The SSE 300 ETF (510300), the SSE 300 ETF E Fund (510310), and other leading broad-based ETFs reached a new high in scale since the beginning of 2025 on January 24th. In addition, ETFs tracking growth style indexes such as the Hang Seng Technology, ChiNext Index, STAR 50, and STAR Chip had a relatively large net outflow last week.