The CSI Two Shores Three Places 500 Index closed at 1747.83 points, with the top ten weights including Taiwan Semiconductor and others

Finance News on July 26th: The Shanghai Composite Index opened low and fluctuated, while the CSI Cross-Strait Three Regions 500 Index (Cross-Strait Three Regions, H11108) closed at 1747.83 points. Data shows that the CSI Cross-Strait Three Regions 500 Index has fallen by 2.99% in the past month, risen by 2.05% in the past three months, and increased by 6.45% year-to-date. It is understood that the CSI Huagu Index Series aims to comprehensively reflect the overall performance of Chinese concept stocks listed on various stock exchanges worldwide. The index is based on December 31, 2004, with a base point of 1000.0. In terms of index holdings, the top ten weights of the CSI Cross-Strait Three Regions 500 Index are: Taiwan Semiconductor (10.82%), Tencent Holdings (5.16%), Alibaba-SW (3.42%), HSBC Holdings (2.74%), Kweichow Moutai (2.13%), Meituan-W (1.48%), China Construction Bank (1.43%), Hon Hai (1.4%), AIA Group (1.28%), and CATL (1.19%). Looking at the market sectors of the CSI Cross-Strait Three Regions 500 Index holdings, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange accounts for 34.01%, the Shanghai Stock Exchange accounts for 27.41%, the Taiwan Stock Exchange accounts for 24.37%, and the Shenzhen Stock Exchange accounts for 14.21%. In terms of industry composition of the CSI Cross-Strait Three Regions 500 Index holdings, information technology accounts for 23.58%, finance accounts for 22.25%, consumer discretionary accounts for 12.47%, communication services accounts for 10.17%, industrials accounts for 9.15%, consumer staples accounts for 5.95%, materials accounts for 4.19%, healthcare accounts for 3.53%, utilities accounts for 3.11%, energy accounts for 3.04%, and real estate accounts for 1.64%. Data shows that the index sample is adjusted every six months, with sample adjustment implementation on the next trading day after the second Friday of June and December each year. The sample adjustment ratio generally does not exceed 10%. During regular adjustments, a buffer zone is set: new samples ranking in the top 80 are given priority to enter the index, while old samples ranking within the top 120 are given priority to be retained. A reserve list is established based on the total market value ranking of companies not included in the sample space. The weight factors are adjusted regularly with the index sample adjustment, and the adjustment time is the same as the index sample adjustment implementation time. The weight factors generally remain unchanged until the next regular adjustment date. In special cases, temporary adjustments may be made to the index sample. When a sample is delisted, it is removed from the index sample. For sample companies undergoing acquisitions, mergers, splits, etc., refer to the calculation and maintenance rules for handling