Core Viewpoint - The U.S. stock market experienced significant volatility last week, closing lower amid mixed signals from the Federal Reserve regarding interest rate expectations, with the S&P 500 index down 0.31% and the Nasdaq Composite down 0.65% [1] Group 1: Market Performance - The comments from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell regarding high stock valuations were interpreted as a warning against current market overheating, putting pressure on liquidity-dependent tech stocks [1] - The core Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) price index for August rose 0.2% month-over-month, aligning with market expectations and alleviating some market sentiment on Friday [1] - Despite high valuations, the market remains optimistic about potential interest rate cuts in October and December, suggesting continued expectations for accommodative policies from the Federal Reserve [1] Group 2: QDII Fund Dynamics - The overall premium level of QDII funds slightly rebounded last week, particularly notable in U.S. broad-based funds, which averaged a 1.68% increase, indicating renewed investor interest in these assets [1] - Several QDII funds, especially those focused on U.S. stocks, have seen adjustments in daily subscription limits, which may impact investor strategies and market liquidity [2] - The performance of various QDII funds will be influenced by macroeconomic data and Federal Reserve policy movements, with a focus on inflation pressures and employment data changes [2]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the strong performance of QDII funds, particularly in the context of recent overseas market rebounds, with specific focus on stock and mixed-type QDII funds achieving significant returns since early April 2025 [3][4]. Summary by Category QDII Fund Performance - Since April 7, 2025, the average return of 670 QDII funds is approximately 4.40%, with stock-type QDII funds averaging 5.29% and mixed-type QDII funds averaging 6.13% [3][4]. - The German stock market has reached historical highs, and the Nasdaq index has rebounded over 20% from its lows, contributing to the strong performance of QDII funds [3]. Stock-type QDII Funds - There are 406 stock-type QDII funds with an average return of 5.29% since April 7, 2025, and an average return of 14.61% over the past year [4][5]. - The top three stock-type QDII funds over the past year include: 1. GF Fund's "Hong Kong Innovative Drug ETF" with a return of 57.48% 2. Southern Fund's "Southern Hong Kong LOF" with a return of 54.03% 3. Huaxia Fund's "Hang Seng Pharmaceutical ETF" with a return of 51.03% [5][6]. Mixed-type QDII Funds - There are 125 mixed-type QDII funds with an average return of 6.13% since April 7, 2025, and an average return of 17.15% over the past year [4][13]. - The top three mixed-type QDII funds over the past year include: 1. Southern Fund's "Southern China Emerging Economy 9-Month Holding Period Mixed (QDII) A" with a return of 72.37% 2. Huaxia Fund's "Huaxia Hong Kong Advantage Selected Mixed (QDII) A" with a return of 63.27% 3. Fortune Fund's "Fortune Global Consumer Selected Mixed (QDII) RMB A" with a return of 56.59% [13][16]. Long-term Performance - Over the past three years, stock-type QDII funds have an average return of 33.77%, with the top three funds being: 1. Tianhong Fund's "Tianhong CSI China-US Internet (QDII) A" with a return of 96.04% 2. GF Fund's "GF Global Selected Stocks (QDII) RMB A" with a return of 84.73% 3. Yifangda Fund's "SPDR Information Technology LOF" with a return of 79.49% [9][10]. - Mixed-type QDII funds have an average return of 21.36% over the past three years, with the top three being: 1. Southern Fund's "Southern China Emerging Economy 9-Month Holding Period Mixed (QDII) A" with a return of 87.15% 2. Fortune Fund's "Fortune Global Consumer Selected Mixed (QDII) RMB A" with a return of 82.17% 3. Huaxia Fund's "Huaxia Global Mobile Internet Mixed (QDII) RMB A" with a return of 78.20% [17][19].