公募基金首破35万亿！净值“回血”推动规模增长

Core Viewpoint - The public fund industry in China has reached a significant milestone, with total net assets surpassing 35 trillion yuan as of July 2025, marking a continuous expansion over the past four months [1][4]. Fund Industry Overview - As of July 2025, the total net asset value of public funds in China reached 35.08 trillion yuan, an increase of approximately 682.99 billion yuan from June [1][2]. - The growth in fund size is primarily attributed to the recovery of fund net values rather than a significant influx of new investors [2][6]. - The public fund management sector consists of 164 institutions, including 149 fund management companies and 15 asset management firms with public qualifications [2]. Fund Categories and Performance - The total net asset value of closed-end funds is 3.74 trillion yuan, while open-end funds account for 31.33 trillion yuan [2]. - Open-end funds include 3,074 stock funds with a net value of 4.92 trillion yuan, 5,203 mixed funds totaling 3.83 trillion yuan, and other categories such as bond funds, money market funds, and QDII funds [2]. - In July, stock funds, mixed funds, and money market funds saw increases of 192.59 billion yuan, 138.56 billion yuan, and 381.38 billion yuan, respectively [3]. Market Dynamics - The average net value growth rates for stock and mixed funds in July were 5.29% and 5.02%, respectively, indicating a positive correlation between public fund size and stock market performance [3][4]. - The total net asset value of listed ETFs reached 4.59 trillion yuan by the end of July, reflecting an increase of over 530 billion yuan since April [3]. - QDII funds also experienced growth, with a monthly increase of approximately 46.3 billion yuan [3]. Investor Behavior - Despite the growth in fund size, stock and mixed funds experienced net redemptions in July, indicating a prevailing sentiment among investors to take profits [6][7]. - The total shares of stock and mixed funds decreased by 11.47 billion and 37.06 billion shares, respectively, from June [6]. - Conversely, money market and QDII funds saw net subscriptions, with money market funds reaching a total of 14.62 trillion shares, an increase of about 2.67% [7]. Bond Fund Trends - Bond funds faced significant redemption pressure, with total shares decreasing by over 194.4 billion shares, a decline of approximately 3% [9]. - The outflow from bond funds is attributed to a shift in investor preference towards equities, driven by rising risk appetite and market conditions [9][10]. - Analysts suggest that the redemption pressure on bond funds is primarily a short-term impact, with overall redemption risks remaining manageable [9][10].