As of 10:21 AM on November 6, the Value ETF (510030) showed steady performance, with its intraday price rising 0.55%. The trading volume reached 3.68 million yuan, and the fund's latest size stood at 169 million yuan.
Among its constituent stocks, Power Construction Corporation of China, Huayu Automotive Systems, and New China Life Insurance performed the strongest, with gains of 5.11%, 3.56%, and 2.85%, respectively. On the other hand, Shanghai Pudong Development Bank and Agricultural Bank of China led the declines, both falling over 1%.
On the news front, China signed the "Framework Agreement on Enhancing Economic Partnership" with multiple Pacific Island nations on November 4, 2025, further deepening economic and trade cooperation. Meanwhile, Industrial Bank, a constituent stock of the SSE 180 Value Index, received approval to issue 50 billion yuan in green financial bonds, specifically supporting clean energy and environmental projects.
Guohai Securities noted that growth-themed investments may continue to dominate in the coming month. Currently, the TMT sector's crowding level is around 35%, and if it reaches 40%, investors should be cautious about a potential style rotation. Year-end allocations by insurance funds could drive temporary outperformance in sectors such as dividends, white goods, and banking.
The Value ETF (510030) and its feeder funds (Feeder A: 240016, Feeder C: 022826) passively track the SSE 180 Value Index. The index's top ten weighted stocks include Ping An Insurance, China Merchants Bank, Industrial Bank, CITIC Securities, ICBC, Agricultural Bank of China, Guotai Junan Securities, Bank of Communications, Bank of Jiangsu, and Shanghai Pudong Development Bank.
Data sourced from the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges and public disclosures.
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