26亿资金抢筹自由现金流ETF(159201),费率最低的黄金ETF华夏(518850)连续19日获净申购
Ge Long Hui·2025-11-26 03:07

Group 1 - The current spot gold price has surpassed $4160, with the Huaxia Gold ETF rising by 0.33%, expanding its year-to-date increase to 53%. The Free Cash Flow ETF also increased by 0.26%, with a net subscription of 18 million units during the trading session [1] - The Free Cash Flow ETF has seen continuous net inflows since October 14, totaling 2.6 billion yuan, and has experienced 13 consecutive days of net subscriptions. The Huaxia Gold ETF has recorded a net inflow of 3.248 billion yuan, with 19 consecutive days of net subscriptions [1][2] Group 2 - The strong demand for these two ETFs is driven by year-end capital seeking stability and locking in annual returns. The Free Cash Flow ETF tracks the National Index of Free Cash Flow, covering sectors such as non-ferrous metals, automotive, petrochemicals, and power equipment, which are low in crowding and can benefit from policy catalysts and improving economic conditions [2] - Despite uncertainties regarding a potential interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve in December, geopolitical tensions, the onset of a rate-cutting cycle, de-dollarization, and ongoing central bank gold purchases continue to support gold prices. Recent dovish signals from Federal Reserve officials have raised the likelihood of a December rate cut to 80% [2] Group 3 - The Free Cash Flow ETF (159201) is highlighted as a low-fee cash cow product, with a recent increase of 0.26% and a total size of 7.026 billion yuan, ranking first among similar products. Key holdings include China National Offshore Oil Corporation, SAIC Motor, Shaanxi Coal and Chemical Industry, and Gree Electric Appliances. The product has a comprehensive fee rate of 0.2%, the lowest in the market [3] - The Huaxia Gold ETF (518850) is noted as a low-fee investment tool for gold, increasing by 0.33%. It is anchored to physical gold, with underlying assets being gold spot contracts from the Shanghai Gold Exchange, directly reflecting gold price fluctuations and supporting T+0 trading [3]