Asia-Pacific Selected ETF (159687) rose nearly 3% as the US and Japan reached a tariff agreement, coupled with the revaluation of Chinese assets, significantly benefiting Asia-Pacific dividends and semiconductor growth
The Asia-Pacific Select ETF (159687) received strong capital inflow today, closing up 2.72% at 1.437 yuan, with a trading volume of 96.334 million yuan. On the news front, Japanese government officials stated today that Japan and the United States have agreed to reduce auto tariffs to 15%. Japanese auto stocks surged collectively today, with Toyota Motor rising over 13% in pre-market trading in the U.S. Additionally, the Hang Seng Index rose 1.62%, reaching a nearly four-year high, led by technology stocks, with Baidu Group-SW up over 6%, Tencent Holdings up nearly 5%, and Alibaba up over 2%. Institutions indicated that the technology sector in Hong Kong stocks accounts for nearly one-third of the entire Hong Kong stock market, focusing on the third round of asset revaluation driven by technology reassessment in China. According to public information, the Asia-Pacific Select ETF (159687; Class A Fund 021189, Class C Fund 021190) launched by Southern Fund mainly consists of two types of assets: "Asia-Pacific quality dividend assets and leading semiconductor companies in the Asia-Pacific region." This ETF includes high-quality dividend assets from the Asia-Pacific region, such as Toyota Motor, Tencent Holdings, Alibaba, and Mitsubishi Group. It also includes high-quality semiconductor companies such as Taiwan Semiconductor, Samsung, Tokyo Electron, and MediaTek
According to Zhitong Finance APP, the Asia-Pacific Select ETF (159687) received strong capital inflow today, closing up 2.72% at 1.437 yuan, with a trading volume of 96.334 million yuan.
On the news front, Japanese government officials stated today that Japan and the United States have agreed to reduce auto tariffs to 15%. Japanese auto stocks surged collectively today, with Toyota Motor rising over 13% in pre-market trading in the U.S. In addition, the Hang Seng Index rose 1.62%, reaching a nearly four-year high, led by tech stocks, with Baidu Group-SW up over 6%, Tencent rising nearly 5%, and Alibaba increasing over 2%. Institutions indicated that the technology sector in the Hong Kong stock market accounts for nearly one-third of the entire market, focusing on the third round of asset revaluation driven by technology reassessment in China.
Public information shows that the Asia-Pacific Select ETF (159687; Class A of the feeder fund 021189, Class C 021190) launched by Southern Fund mainly consists of two types of assets: "Asia-Pacific quality dividend assets and leading semiconductor companies in Asia-Pacific." This ETF includes high-quality dividend assets from the Asia-Pacific region, such as Toyota Motor, Tencent, Alibaba, and Mitsubishi Group. It also includes high-quality semiconductor companies like Taiwan Semiconductor, Samsung, Tokyo Electron, and MediaTek
