Dividend-type indices show divergence; E Fund's Free Cash Flow ETF attracts over 500 million yuan in March

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According to Wind data, as of yesterday’s market close, the China Asset Management Free Cash Flow ETF (159222) and its associated funds, Class A (024566) and Class C (024567), have continued to attract funds since March, with a total net inflow exceeding 500 million yuan. This data reflects a significant increase in market attention to free cash flow strategies.

This afternoon, market performance was mixed, with value style indices showing slight gains. The CSI Dividend Index led with a 0.3% increase, followed by the CSI Dividend Low Volatility Index, which rose 0.2%, and the CSI 100 Value Index, which gained 0.1%. In contrast, the CSI Free Cash Flow Index declined by 0.1%, indicating differing preferences among investors for various value factors.

In terms of capital flows, free cash flow-themed products have become a recent market focus. Besides products from China Asset Management, several other ETFs of similar type also experienced net subscriptions, reflecting a growing investor emphasis on the quality of cash flows in listed companies. Industry insiders point out that in the context of a complex and volatile macroeconomic environment, companies with ample cash flow tend to have stronger risk resistance.

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