Group 1 - Huaan Fund Management Co., Ltd. announced that the Huaan S&P Global Oil Index Securities Investment Fund (LOF) will suspend large subscriptions and large regular investments starting from January 30, 2026, with a daily cumulative investment limit reduced to 2 RMB [1][3] - The suspension of large subscriptions and large regular investments is aimed at ensuring the stable operation of the fund and protecting the interests of fund holders [3] - The fund has experienced significant premium in its trading price on the secondary market, deviating from the net asset value on the previous valuation day, prompting a warning to investors about the premium risk [3] Group 2 - GF Fund announced that starting from January 30, 2026, the daily single account subscription limit for the GF Dow Jones U.S. Oil Development and Production Index Securities Investment Fund (QDII-LOF) will be adjusted to 10 RMB [5][6] - Similar to Huaan Fund, GF Fund has also observed significant premium in the trading price of its fund on the secondary market, leading to a warning about potential investment risks [7] - The fund will suspend trading from the market opening on January 30, 2026, until 10:30 AM, with the possibility of applying for temporary trading suspension if the premium does not effectively decrease [7] Group 3 - Jiashi Fund reported that the Jiashi Oil Securities Investment Fund (QDII-LOF) has also seen its trading price exceed the net asset value, leading to a warning about premium risks for investors [8] - The fund will implement a trading suspension on January 30, 2026, from the market opening until 10:30 AM, with similar measures as other funds if the premium remains high [8] Group 4 - E Fund's E Fund Oil Securities Investment Fund (QDII) A class has reported a significant premium in its trading price, with the net asset value on January 27, 2026, being 1.1315 RMB, while the closing price on January 29, 2026, was 1.437 RMB [9] - The fund will also suspend trading on January 30, 2026, until 10:30 AM, with the option to apply for temporary trading suspension if the premium does not decrease [9] - The market has seen WTI crude oil futures touch 65 USD per barrel, marking a 2.83% increase, and Brent crude oil has surpassed 70 USD per barrel for the first time since September [9]

Core Viewpoint - WTI crude oil futures have reached $65 per barrel, marking a 2.83% increase and the highest level since September 2025, while Brent crude oil's March contract has surpassed $70 per barrel for the first time since September, amid concerns of a potential U.S. attack on Iran [1] Group 1 - WTI crude oil futures increased by 2.83% to touch $65 per barrel [1] - This price level is the highest since September 2025 [1] - Brent crude oil's March contract has risen above $70 per barrel for the first time since September [1] Group 2 - Market concerns are growing regarding a possible U.S. military action against Iran [1]