跨境ETF卷土重来，标普消费ETF尾盘涨停，标普500ETF涨超5%

Market Overview - The Hong Kong and A-share markets experienced a significant decline, with the ChiNext Index and Shenzhen Component Index leading the drop, indicating pressure on growth sectors [1] - Despite the overall market downturn, sector ETFs related to oil and gas resources and energy chemicals showed strong performance, reflecting continued investor preference for high dividend yields [1] ETF Performance - The Invesco S&P Consumer ETF surged by 10.03% with a premium of 32.48%, while the Guotai S&P 500 ETF rose by 5.37% with a premium of 19.64% [3] - Other ETFs such as the Saudi ETF and various sector-specific ETFs showed mixed performance, with some experiencing slight declines [3] Geopolitical Impact - The ongoing Middle East conflict is considered a contributing factor to the market's decline, with reports of U.S. officials preparing for potential strikes on Iran [5] - The evacuation of over 1,600 Chinese citizens from Iran and hundreds from Israel highlights the geopolitical tensions affecting market sentiment [5] U.S. Monetary Policy Outlook - The Federal Reserve is expected to maintain its current monetary policy stance, with inflation concerns potentially delaying interest rate cuts [6] - The market anticipates that recovery trades may not materialize until later in the year, contingent on tax reform and debt ceiling developments [6] QDII Investment Opportunities - The People's Bank of China announced plans to increase the Qualified Domestic Institutional Investor (QDII) investment quotas, addressing the high demand for overseas asset investments [7] - As of May 2024, the total approved QDII quota reached approximately $167.79 billion, with significant increases in quotas for various public fund companies [8]