TREE NEWS reports: Broad-based ETFs in China saw trading volume surge on September 11, with equity ETF net inflows exceeding 10 billion yuan over the week of September 4 to September 10, led by broad-based funds. Fund manager Li Jin of Rongtong Fund said overall market valuations remain relatively low after the recent pullback and expressed cautiously optimistic views on the outlook, citing the resilience of Chinese companies expanding overseas.
Chinese Broad-Based ETFs See Trading Volume Surge, Over 10B Yuan Net Inflow in a Week
The scale of the weekly net inflow into broad-based funds points to institutional or state-linked buying rather than retail rotation, since broad-based vehicles are the preferred channel for such support. That matters for how the pullback is being absorbed: the bid is concentrated in index exposure, not single names or sectors. Whether the inflow pace holds once valuations recover, and whether trading volume stays elevated, is the open question for gauging if this is durable positioning or a one-off intervention.
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