In early December last year, overseas bargain hunting funds may have left the market at a loss
In early December last year, overseas traders made large purchases of call options on two China-related ETFs in the U. market, and at one point realized a paper profit of more than 100 million. On Friday, the call options of these two ETFs were sold in large quantities, with trading volume far exceeding usual. If calculated based on the transaction price in early December last year, the transaction loss exceeded US100 million.
Recently, cross-border ETFs have been frequently hyped, with some cross-border ETFs having a premium rate of over 50% and transaction volumes also hitting record highs. In response to this, fund companies have intensively issued premium risk warning announcements, and many cross-border ETFs with abnormally high premium rates have been suspended.
A-share closing review: Shanghai Composite Index fell for the cameroon telegram data third consecutive day! Home appliance stocks are sluggish, while gold and oil and gas stocks are strong
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On January 13, the major A-share indices fluctuated downward, with the Shanghai Composite Index recording three consecutive declines and setting a new low in the adjustment.
As of the closing, the Shanghai Composite Index fell 0.25% to 3160 points, the Shenzhen Component Index closed flat, and the ChiNext Index rose 0.36%.