In March, stock ETFs shrank by 310.4 billion yuan, which is an important factor in the overall decline of public fund sizes.

The latest data from the public fund market has been released. According to data from the China Securities Investment Fund Industry Association, as of the end of March, the total size of public funds managed by domestic public fund management institutions in China was 37.53 trillion yuan, down by 1.07 trillion yuan from 38.61 trillion yuan at the end of February.

Stock funds alone shrank by 516.849 billion yuan, to 5.11 trillion yuan as of the end of March. Looking further into it, stock ETFs became the main segment affected by the shrinkage. Data shows that in March this year, the size of stock ETFs fell from 3.16 trillion yuan to 2.85 trillion yuan, a decrease of 310.376 billion yuan. This also means that among the overall contraction in the size of stock funds in March, stock ETFs accounted for 60.05%.

Specifically, for individual products, four stock ETFs—including CSI 500 ETF Southern, CSI 300 ETF Huatai Bairui, Nonferrous Metals ETF Southern, and A500 ETF Huaxia—saw their sizes shrink by more than 10 billion yuan in March this year. In addition, 14 other ETFs saw their shrinkage exceed 5 billion yuan. (Cailian Press)

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