ETF市场周报 | 政策催化效果明显，科技主线行情有望再度展开，AI、芯片相关ETF下半程发力

Market Overview - A-share market indices experienced a correction this week, with trading volume declining but remaining active. The Shanghai Composite Index, Shenzhen Component Index, and ChiNext Index saw increases of 2.88%, 4.73%, and 8.05% respectively [1] - Traditional sectors such as banking, coal, and food and beverage showed strong performance, while high-flying technology sectors like semiconductors, AI applications, and new energy faced corrections, indicating a rebalancing of risk-reward ratios in an uncertain market environment [1] ETF Performance - The AI and chip-related ETFs surged following a significant meeting that highlighted key signals for the next five years, with top-performing ETFs like the Huabao and Huaxia AI ETFs gaining over 13% [2] - Alphabet Inc. is set to provide up to 1 million AI chips to Anthropic, a competitor to OpenAI, indicating strong demand and collaboration in the AI sector [2] - The AI industry is currently experiencing a three-dimensional resonance of policy, technology, and demand, with expectations of continued growth and investment opportunities [2] Gold ETF Trends - Gold-related ETFs saw a notable pullback as COMEX gold futures prices fluctuated, with prices dropping to around $4,100 per ounce. However, the selling pressure on gold and silver ETFs has not been extreme, suggesting that investor sentiment towards precious metals remains stable [3][7] - Despite short-term downward pressure, the long-term value of gold remains supported, with significant inflows into gold ETFs indicating ongoing investor interest [7] Fund Flows - The market saw a slight net inflow of 210.08 billion yuan, with commodity ETFs attracting substantial buying interest, totaling 171.74 billion yuan in inflows [4] - Short-term bond ETFs and silver ETFs also experienced small inflows, reflecting a diverse investment strategy among market participants [4] ETF Issuance - A new ETF, the Huaxia Shanghai 180 ETF, is set to launch next week, tracking the Shanghai 180 Index, which balances high dividend safety with technology innovation opportunities [9] - The top three sectors in the index are electronics, banking, and non-bank financials, with respective weightings of 14.3%, 11.9%, and 8.3%, indicating a diversified approach compared to other indices [9]