Since this year, gold prices have reached new highs, and gold ETFs have become the "most beautiful people" in the market. The stock ETF of Huaxia CSI Shanghai, Shenzhen and Hong Kong gold industry rose by 45.47% in the year, ranking first in the stock ETF growth list; It was followed by Yongying CSI Shanghai Shenzhen Hong Kong gold industry stock ETF, which rose by 28.63% this year. Most of the other ETFs related to gold and gold stocks rose by more than 15% during the year. From the perspective of capital flow, 17 gold ETFs have attracted 12.632 billion yuan in total since this year. Among them, the net capital inflow of gold ETFs under Bosera and Hua'an both exceeded 3.2 billion yuan in the year, and the net capital inflow of gold ETFs under E Fund exceeded 2.9 billion yuan in the year. Looking ahead to the future, Liu Tingyu, ETF fund manager of Yongying gold shares, believes that gold prices may still have room to rise. First of all, from the perspective of capital, the proportion of gold reserves of major gold purchasing countries in the world is still low, and the trend of central bank buying gold is expected to continue in the next few years. (China Fund News)
