“金九”公募发行迎开门红 科技主题基金持续吸金

Core Viewpoint - The recent recovery of the Shanghai Composite Index above 3800 points has led to a resurgence in market confidence, resulting in a strong performance in the public fund issuance market during September, particularly in the first week [1] Fund Issuance Summary - A total of 38 new funds were established in the first week of September, with a total issuance scale of 27.573 billion yuan, averaging 726 million yuan per fund, indicating a simultaneous increase in both volume and price [1] - Equity funds emerged as the primary contributors to the issuance, with 23 new funds raising 11.663 billion yuan, accounting for 42.3% of the total; mixed funds followed closely with 11 products raising 12.666 billion yuan, making up 45.9% of the total [1] - The top fund by issuance scale was the招商均衡优选A, which raised 4.955 billion yuan, followed by广发创业板指数增强A and平安港股通科技精选A with 2.393 billion yuan and 1.738 billion yuan respectively, reflecting a renewed demand for equity assets [1] Investment Themes - Recent fund issuance trends indicate a focus on technology, high-end manufacturing, and consumer recovery, highlighting investor interest in high-growth sectors [2] - Notable funds include兴业上证科创板人工智能指数A (9.57 billion yuan),国投瑞银上证科创板人工智能指数A (8.81 billion yuan), and华安恒生生物科技ETF (9.18 billion yuan), which target key areas in the AI and biotech sectors [2] - Several new funds experienced rapid subscription periods, with some achieving "one-day sell-out" status, demonstrating strong investor confidence in technology growth sectors [2] Market Environment - In contrast to the recovery in equity fund issuance, bond funds raised only 3.244 billion yuan, accounting for 11.8%, while money market funds saw no new issuances [3] - The improvement in equity fund issuance is closely linked to the recent favorable market conditions, with the Shanghai Composite Index's return to 3800 points enhancing the attractiveness of equity assets [3] - Industry insiders noted an increase in investor risk appetite, particularly towards growth sectors, with a significant proportion of new funds focusing on technology and healthcare themes [3]