In September, funds flowed back again, with net subscriptions for gold ETFs exceeding 10 billion shares for the year

Since late August, gold prices have been steadily rising. As of September 9th, when the reporter filed the report, COMEX gold prices reached a new historical high during intraday trading. The funds investing in domestic gold ETF products have reversed the trend of net outflows in August, continuously entering the market since September, with the net subscription amount of gold ETFs exceeding 10 billion shares this year. Specifically, in the first week of September, the net subscription amount of gold ETFs was nearly 1 billion shares; since the second week, as of September 8th, funds continued to show net inflows. Among them, products such as Yongying CSI Shanghai-Shenzhen-Hong Kong Gold Industry Stock ETF and Huashan Gold Easy ETF have had the highest net subscription amounts since September. This year, the total net subscription amount of gold ETFs has once again exceeded 10 billion shares, reaching 10.63 billion shares