Summary of Key Points Core Viewpoint - The trading volume of non-monetary ETFs reached 200.295 billion yuan on June 5, 2025, with 50 ETFs exceeding 1 billion yuan in trading volume. The market is showing significant activity in various ETF categories, particularly in bond and thematic ETFs [1]. Trading Volume and Performance - The top three ETFs by trading volume are: - Shanghai Company Bond ETF (511070.SH) with 9.303 billion yuan - Credit Bond ETF Fund (511200.SH) with 7.585 billion yuan - Credit Bond ETF (511190.SH) with 6.500 billion yuan [4] - The average daily trading volume for the Shanghai Company Bond ETF over the last five days is 7.184 billion yuan, indicating increased activity [2]. Turnover Rate - The highest turnover rates are observed in: - Benchmark National Bond ETF at 249.89% - 0-4 Local Bond ETF at 163.00% - Saudi ETF at 160.18% [7] - The Shanghai Company Bond ETF has a recent turnover rate of 66.04% over the last five days, showing significant trading activity [2]. Thematic ETFs - Thematic ETFs include: - Hong Kong Innovative Drug ETF - Hong Kong Securities ETF - Hang Seng Technology Index ETF - Hang Seng Technology ETF [1] - The Hong Kong Innovative Drug ETF (520500.SH) has a trading volume increase of 38.70% compared to the previous trading day [3]. ETF Performance Metrics - The Hang Seng Innovative Drug ETF has a recent trading volume of 4.62 billion yuan over the last five days, with a notable increase in trading activity [3]. - The Green Power ETF (159669.SZ) has a recent trading volume of 1.06 billion yuan and is focused on the public utility sector [8]. Market Volatility - The top three ETFs by volatility are: - China Securities 2000 Index ETF with a volatility of 10.50% - Green Power ETF with 10.46% - Yangtze River Protection Theme ETF with 9.29% [11]

Core Viewpoint - Major public fund institutions are increasingly renaming their ETFs to enhance brand differentiation and improve investor recognition of product characteristics [1][4]. Group 1: ETF Renaming - Tianhong Fund announced that starting from May 12, 2025, it will change the trading names of several ETFs, including its large-scale CSI 300 ETF and specialized ETFs like the Internet of Things ETF and Cloud Computing ETF [1]. - The renaming strategy aims to clarify the underlying asset categories and improve the investment experience by aligning with investor search habits [1][2]. Group 2: Industry Trends - The trend of renaming ETFs is not isolated to Tianhong Fund; other major players like E Fund, Southern Fund, and Huaxia have also adjusted their ETF trading names recently [3]. - This shift indicates that the competition in the ETF market has entered a new phase, with firms focusing on brand identity rather than just competing for core product names [4].