Core Insights - The total scale of public funds in China reached a historical high of 34.39 trillion yuan as of the end of June 2025, surpassing the 34 trillion yuan mark [1][3][5] - The public fund scale increased by over 650 billion yuan from the end of May, reflecting a month-on-month growth of 1.93% [2][3][5] Fund Type Analysis - Bond funds saw a significant increase in subscription enthusiasm, with a month-on-month growth of 6.11%, reaching a total of 6.15 trillion yuan [2][6] - Mixed funds experienced a month-on-month growth of 3.4%, with the latest scale reaching 3.69 trillion yuan, marking the first increase after two months of decline [6] - Equity funds, including stock and mixed funds, contributed to the overall growth, with equity fund scale increasing by 2.7 billion yuan to 8.42 trillion yuan [6] - QDII funds also saw growth, with a month-on-month increase of 0.78% in share and 4.51% in scale, reaching 5737.51 billion shares and 6837.73 billion yuan respectively [7] Fund Redemption and Shrinkage - Money market funds faced net redemptions in June, with 164.56 billion shares redeemed, leading to a decrease in scale to 14.23 trillion yuan, a decline of 1.67 billion yuan [8]

Core Insights - As of March 31, 2025, the total net asset value managed by domestic public fund management institutions reached 32.22 trillion yuan, with 163 institutions including 148 fund management companies and 15 asset management firms holding public qualifications [2] - The total public fund shares increased to 29.39 trillion shares in March, reflecting a 0.15% growth compared to February, indicating a stable overall change [2] Fund Type Analysis - Various fund types experienced net subscriptions in March, with QDII funds and equity funds showing significant enthusiasm, with shares increasing by 3.57% and 1.29% respectively; closed-end funds also saw a 1.41% increase [3] - The share of equity funds rose to 3.4 trillion shares by the end of March, marking a 1.29% increase, although the overall scale slightly decreased to 4.47 trillion yuan, down 0.41% due to corrections in growth sectors like the ChiNext and STAR Market [3] - Mixed funds showed a recovery in subscription strength, with shares growing by 0.75% to 3.05 trillion shares and scale increasing by 1.42% to 3.58 trillion yuan, marking the first consecutive month of growth since May of the previous year [3] - QDII funds were particularly favored in March, with shares increasing by 3.57% to 562.868 billion shares, driven by significant net subscriptions in products like the Hong Kong Stock Connect Internet ETF and Hang Seng Technology ETF [3] - Bond funds also performed well, with shares and scale growing by 1.1% and 1% respectively, reaching 5.56 trillion shares and 6.42 trillion yuan [3]