Market Overview - The report indicates that major asset classes have shown positive performance, with Hong Kong stocks leading, followed by crude oil and A-shares. The A-share market saw the ChiNext Index increase by 3.17% [2][6] - The average stock position of all funds decreased to 78.89%, a drop of 1.38 percentage points from the previous week. However, the average position for ordinary equity funds rose to 83.57%, an increase of 0.90 percentage points [2][10] Equity Fund Performance - Passive index funds averaged an increase of 1.92%, while ordinary equity funds saw an average rise of 2.94%. Enhanced index funds increased by 1.49%, and flexible allocation funds rose by 2.19%. The best-performing fund in the passive category was the Invesco CSI Hong Kong Innovation Drug ETF, which surged by 13.98% [3][11] - The report highlights that the average performance of various equity fund types shows significant variability, with the top-performing funds in the ordinary equity category achieving a maximum increase of 17.61% [12][13] Fixed Income Fund Performance - Fixed income products also showed positive trends, with mixed bond funds averaging a 0.49% increase. The best performer in this category was the Huashang Dual-Wing Balanced Mixed A, which rose by 5.09% [14] - The report details that short-term pure bond funds had a minimal average increase of 0.05%, indicating a relatively stable performance in the fixed income market [14][15] Other Fund Categories - Commodity funds averaged a 0.51% increase, with the highest performer being the soybean meal ETF, which rose by 2.43%. International (QDII) funds performed well, averaging a 2.46% increase, with the top fund gaining 15.89% [15][16] - REITs funds remained stable, with the best performer showing a modest increase of 3.05% [16] Fund Market Dynamics - The report notes that 36 new funds were established this week, raising a total of 180.74 billion, which is a decrease compared to the previous week. Among these, 20 were equity funds, which raised the largest amount at 63.38 billion [18][19] - As of July 18, 2025, the total number of public funds reached 12,963, with a total net asset value of 33.78 trillion [21][22]