ETF投资周报 | 大盘缩量调整，银行类ETF再成“避风港”

Market Overview - The A-share market continues to experience a volume contraction, with the Shanghai Composite Index closing at 3359.9 points, reflecting a cumulative decline of 0.51% for the week [1] - Market sentiment is generally cautious as the end of the first half of the year approaches [1] ETF Performance - Bank-related ETFs have emerged as a "safe haven" during the weak market, with several bank ETFs reaching historical highs [1][4] - The overall performance of ETF products has been lackluster, with the median weekly return for over 1100 products at approximately -0.86% [1] - The bank ETF index fund recorded a weekly increase of 3.22%, with other related products also exceeding 3% in weekly gains [4] Top Performers - The top performers for the week include multiple bank ETFs, which have all achieved historical highs [4] - The wine ETF showed a weak rebound of 2.39%, entering the gainers' list, although its long-term trend remains uncertain [4] Underperformers - The decline in the market was predominantly driven by Hong Kong innovative drug-related ETFs, all of which experienced significant downturns [5][7] - The top 20 ETFs with the largest declines were all related to Hong Kong innovative drugs, with the leading product, the Hong Kong Medical ETF, dropping by 8.617% [5][7] - Additionally, gold-related ETFs also saw substantial declines, with several products falling over 6% due to a more than 2.5% drop in international gold prices [7]