A股暖意浓 多只绩优基金限购“松绑”

Core Insights - The A-share market has shown positive momentum at the beginning of 2026, prompting public funds to accelerate their investment strategies, with over ten public institutions resuming large-scale subscriptions for more than ten actively managed equity funds, many of which have seen net value growth exceeding 40% in the past year [1][2] Group 1: Fund Subscription Adjustments - Multiple high-performing equity funds have relaxed their subscription limits at the start of the year, with Penghua Fund announcing the resumption of large subscriptions for its Penghua Dynamic Growth Mixed Fund starting January 12, 2026, lifting the previous daily subscription cap of 1 million yuan [2] - Prior to this, Xinda Australia Fund had already adjusted its subscription rules on January 6, 2026, removing limits for institutional investors on its Xinao Medical Health Mixed A Fund, which previously had a daily subscription limit of 5 million yuan [2] - A total of over ten equity funds have resumed large subscriptions since the beginning of the year, with daily subscription limits ranging from 1 million to 50 million yuan, catering to various funding needs [2][3] Group 2: Performance and Market Outlook - The funds that have recently resumed large subscriptions generally exhibit strong performance, with several products reporting net value growth rates exceeding 40% over the past year, including the Xinao Medical Health Mixed A Fund, which achieved a remarkable 70.04% growth [3] - The chief economist of Qianhai Kaiyuan Fund indicated that the decision to relax subscription limits is based on confidence in performance and market opportunities, as A-share valuations are considered reasonable, supported by policy backing and economic recovery expectations [3] Group 3: Market Dynamics and Fund Strategy - The simultaneous relaxation of subscription limits is influenced by multiple factors, including the completion of year-end settlements by institutions like insurance companies, which opens a window for long-term capital allocation [4] - The expectation of a "spring rally" in the A-share market is increasing, enhancing the willingness of funds to attract new capital, while the relaxation of limits aligns with the marketing strategies of banks at the beginning of the year [4] - Industry experts suggest that the relaxation of subscription limits sends a positive signal to the market, with structural opportunities in sectors related to technology and high-end manufacturing expected to become core investment directions for funds [4]