Several semiconductor-themed ETFs rose more than 10%, with trading volume for some already exceeding yesterday’s full-day total.
Svmuu News: The semiconductor sector is rallying across the board, with related thematic ETFs dominating the top spots on the gainers list. As of around 1:20 p.m., several products—including the ChinaAMC STAR Market Semiconductor ETF, the Penghua STAR Market Semiconductor Equipment ETF, and the E Fund Semiconductor Equipment ETF—had risen by more than 10%, with some products seeing turnover rates exceeding 20% as trading activity intensified. Trading volume has also surged. Currently, the trading volume of the Guotai Sci-Tech Semiconductor ETF has exceeded 7.4 billion yuan, surpassing the previous trading day’s full-day volume of 6.115 billion yuan. Meanwhile, the trading volume of the ChinaAMC Sci-Tech Semiconductor ETF has also exceeded 6.7 billion yuan during the same period, likewise breaking through the previous trading day’s full-day volume. (Yicai)
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