ETF甄选 | 三大指数震荡走低，港股创新药、港股消费、港股红利等ETF表现亮眼

Group 1 - The market experienced a volatile trading day with all three major indices closing lower, with the Shanghai Composite Index down 0.07%, the Shenzhen Component down 0.36%, and the ChiNext Index down 0.39% [1] - The mining, insurance, and pharmaceutical sectors showed the highest gains, while photovoltaic equipment, non-metallic materials, and power equipment sectors faced the largest declines [1] - Major capital inflows were observed in banking, biopharmaceuticals, and consumer electronics sectors [1] Group 2 - The pharmaceutical sector has undergone a prolonged valuation adjustment and is now showing a significant structural recovery trend, although public fund holdings remain below historical averages [1] - Recent slight corrections in the pharmaceutical sector present low-entry opportunities, with a recovery in domestic innovative drug research and development demand due to capital market financing recovery and increased overseas trading scale [1] - Related ETFs include Hong Kong Innovative Drug ETFs and Hong Kong Medical ETFs [1] Group 3 - The Ministry of Finance has announced a focus on six key areas to enhance fiscal policy, including the continuation of special actions to boost consumption and providing fiscal subsidies for personal consumption loans [2] - The emergence of new consumer goods reflects the evolving consumption concepts of the younger generation, which is crucial for capturing growth opportunities in new consumer companies [2] - Related ETFs include Hong Kong Consumption ETFs and Hong Kong Consumption 50 ETFs [2] Group 4 - Over 80% of the components in the Hong Kong high dividend index announced dividends, with a total dividend amount of HKD 8.127 billion, representing a year-on-year growth of 31.35% [2] - The high dividend companies in the Hong Kong market show stable fundamentals and dividend capabilities, with net profits remaining stable among companies with dividend yields above 4.5% [3] - Related ETFs include Hong Kong Dividend ETFs and Hong Kong Low Volatility Dividend ETFs [3]