近日，上海证券交易所和深圳证券交易所分别在行业内部通报最新一期基金市场数据。截至2025年5月 末，沪市ETF共691只，总市值逾3万亿元；深市ETF共483只，总市值逾1万亿元。沪深两市ETF规模合 计逾4.1万亿元，较上个月稳步上升。从券商经纪业务角度看，在ETF业务竞争格局中，中国银河 （601881）、中信证券（600030）等传统龙头券商凭借综合实力稳居第一梯队。券商人士认为，未来公 募基金可进一步丰富产品线，拓展至QDII基金、商品指数基金、股票多空公募基金及场外可申购的 REITs基金等多元领域，为居民构建更全面的资产配置组合。(中国证券报) ...

Core Insights - The ETF market in China is experiencing steady growth, with a total market value exceeding 4.1 trillion yuan as of May 2025, indicating a positive trend in the industry [1][2] - Major brokerage firms like China Galaxy and CITIC Securities maintain a strong position in the ETF business, leveraging their comprehensive strengths to lead the market [2][3] - There is a push for public funds to diversify their product offerings, including QDII funds, commodity index funds, and REITs, to enhance asset allocation for residents [1][3] ETF Market Expansion - As of May 2025, the Shanghai Stock Exchange has 691 ETFs with a total market value of approximately 30,018.81 billion yuan, while the Shenzhen Stock Exchange has 483 ETFs valued at around 10,985.90 billion yuan, leading to a combined total of 41,004.71 billion yuan [1] - The number of fund products in the Shanghai market is 858, with an asset management total of 30,774.69 billion yuan, while the Shenzhen market has 772 fund products totaling 11,345.86 billion yuan [1] Brokerage Business Dynamics - In May 2025, the top five brokerages by trading volume in the Shanghai ETF market were Huatai Securities, CITIC Securities, Guotai Junan, Dongfang Securities, and China Galaxy, with market shares of 11.30%, 9.35%, 7.48%, 6.12%, and 5.71% respectively [2] - The leading brokerages in terms of ETF holdings in the Shanghai market include China Galaxy, Shenwan Hongyuan, CITIC Securities, and others, with China Galaxy holding 24.63% of the market [2] Product Diversification and Development - The regulatory environment is encouraging the development of ETFs, with initiatives aimed at reducing fees and expanding investment options, which is expected to enhance the quality of ETF offerings [3][4] - There is a recognized need for a broader range of investment tools beyond ETFs, including QDII funds and commodity index funds, to meet the asset allocation needs of individual investors [3][4]