基金公司打出应对“组合拳”

Group 1 - Bond funds are experiencing a "redemption storm," with significant outflows following a market downturn on July 24, leading to the largest single-day redemption scale since last year's "9.24" event, with over 120 billion yuan net sold in three consecutive trading days [1][2] - The redemption pressure on bond funds has been somewhat alleviated after the People's Bank of China injected liquidity, but concerns remain as the market faced another downturn on July 29 [2][3] - The "stock-bond seesaw" effect is evident, as funds are flowing from bond markets to equity markets due to stronger performance in stocks and commodities, which has diminished the attractiveness of bonds [1][3] Group 2 - As of July 28, only 5.01% is the highest return among 4,252 pure bond funds this year, with over 72% yielding less than 1%, indicating poor performance in the bond market [4] - The majority of redemptions are driven by retail investors moving their funds into equities or other products, while institutional investors are redeeming pure bond funds to invest in higher-yielding secondary bond funds [4][5] - Fund managers are actively managing redemption pressures by reducing leverage and duration of bond holdings, and communicating with institutional clients to mitigate impacts [3][5] Group 3 - Many bond funds have announced dividends to retain investors, with 924 pure bond funds declaring dividends since June, compared to 848 in the same period last year [5] - The current redemption wave is shorter and less intense than previous ones, with manageable levels of net bond sales and product drawdowns [5] - Some institutions are taking advantage of the market correction to buy into bond funds, suggesting a balanced flow of capital rather than a spiral decline [5]