E Fund ChiNext ETF (159915) Sees Heavy Late-Session Volume, Attracts 11.3 Billion Yuan in Net Inflows Last Week

Deep News07-20

On July 20th, the E Fund ChiNext ETF (159915) experienced a significant surge in trading volume as the market approached the close. By the end of the trading session, its turnover reached 19.457 billion yuan, surpassing the recent high set last Friday (July 17th, 2026), which was the highest level since November 2024.

In terms of fund flows, the E Fund ChiNext ETF (159915) received 6.7 billion yuan in net subscriptions last Friday (July 17th). Over the entire past week (July 13th to July 17th), it attracted a substantial 11.3 billion yuan in net subscriptions.

Meanwhile, the ChinaAMC SSE STAR Market 50 ETF (588000) recorded a closing turnover of 23.453 billion yuan. Regarding its capital movements, this ETF saw 5.182 billion yuan in net subscriptions last Friday (July 17th) and garnered 11.2 billion yuan in net subscriptions throughout last week (July 13th to July 17th).

It is noteworthy that on the evening of July 19th, two major state-owned enterprises, China Reform Holdings Corp. and China Chengtong Holdings Group Ltd., simultaneously announced share purchase plans, injecting stabilizing confidence into the capital market. Both companies stated they would make every effort to maintain stable operations in the capital market going forward.

Additionally, a MACD golden cross signal has formed, indicating positive momentum for several stocks.

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