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一周五家 头部公募基金再掀自购潮
Xin Hua Wang· 2025-08-12 05:47
Core Viewpoint - Leading public funds in China are actively purchasing their own funds, demonstrating confidence in the long-term stability and development of the Chinese capital market [1][2][3] Group 1: Fund Self-Purchase Activity - Recently, multiple leading public funds, including FuGuo Fund, have announced self-purchases, with FuGuo Fund committing 200 million yuan to its equity public funds [1] - In the past week, five leading public funds have announced self-purchases, with a total of 10 fund companies declaring self-purchases amounting to 1.136 billion yuan since the beginning of the fourth quarter [1] - This trend indicates that professional investment institutions recognize the current market as a strategic bottom opportunity [1] Group 2: Economic and Market Outlook - According to Li Yimei, General Manager of Huaxia Fund, various adverse factors are dissipating, and favorable factors are accumulating, indicating that the A-share market has reached a stage of bottoming out [2] - The "five bottoms" of the A-share market—economic bottom, policy bottom, profit bottom, valuation bottom, and sentiment bottom—have emerged, making it a good time for both professional and retail investors to invest [2] - The Central Financial Work Conference held on October 30-31 analyzed the situation of financial high-quality development and set the direction for future financial work [2] Group 3: Financial Policy and Development - Chen Ge, General Manager of FuGuo Fund, stated that the Central Financial Work Conference provided clear guidance for high-quality financial development, emphasizing the need for finance to serve economic and social development [3] - The conference highlighted the importance of enhancing the financial system's resonance with the real economy, which will further solidify the bottom range of equity assets [3] - Fund companies are encouraged to enhance investor satisfaction and contribute to the construction of a modern financial system in China [2][3]