ETF Scale Brief | Three ETFs each recorded net inflows exceeding 10 billion yuan last month.

On the final trading day before the holiday, the three major indices closed mixed. By sector, real estate staged a comeback after an early dip, pharmaceuticals surged across the board, and banking, coal, steel, and liquor sectors strengthened. AI hardware remained sluggish throughout the day, with advanced packaging and copper-clad laminate leading the declines.

Wind data shows that in the non-money-market ETF market on September 30, the Short-Term Financing ETF from HFT Investment Management saw its fund units increase by 60 million, with net inflows of 6.841 billion yuan; the STAR 50 ETF from ChinaAMC gained 1.683 billion units, with net inflows of 2.743 billion yuan; and the Government and Policy Bank Bond ETF from China Merchants Fund added 21 million units, with net inflows of 2.294 billion yuan.

Meanwhile, the SSE 50 ETF from ChinaAMC saw its units decrease by 310 million, with net outflows of 907 million yuan; the Communications ETF from Guotai Fund shed 648 million units, with net outflows of 409 million yuan; and the Innovative Drug ETF from Yinhua Fund lost 454 million units, with net outflows of 393 million yuan.

As of September 30, the list of the top 20 ETFs by net capital inflows for September is as follows:

Overall, Wind data shows that as of September 30, total ETF units across the entire market stood at 342.8281 billion, with total scale reaching 4.928369 trillion yuan. Recently, the sector with the largest increase in units was information, tracked by 3 funds. The theme with the largest increase in units was the CSI Rare Earth Industry Index, tracked by 4 funds. The index target with the largest increase in units was the Rare Earth Industry Index, tracked by 4 funds; the index target with the highest return was the Brazil IBOVESPA Index (+10.46%), tracked by 2 funds.