GUM: As of January 17, the average loss per person in the Hong Kong Mandatory Provident Fund was 190 Hong Kong dollars.
Among them, stock fund index fell by 0.2%. The performance of Chinese and American stock funds varies, with American stock funds performing strongly, recording a return of 2.2% for this month.
Trillions of MPF consultant company GUM stated that as of January 17, 2025, the Trillions of MPF Composite Index recorded a return of -0.1%, with overall performance slightly declining. In January, each member of Trillions of MPF incurred a loss of 190 Hong Kong dollars.
Among them, the stock fund index fell by 0.2%, with mixed performance in the US and China stock fund. The US stock fund performed strongly, recording a return of 2.2% this month, continuing the upward trend of the US stock market in previous years. In contrast, the Hong Kong stock fund was under pressure, with a return of -2.5%. The mixed asset fund index remained flat, while the fixed income fund index slightly rose by 0.1%.
In terms of mixed asset funds, the return rate of the mixed asset fund (80-100% stocks) was -0.4%, while the return rate of the mixed asset fund (60-80% stocks) was -0.3%.
Among the fixed income funds, the Trillions of MPF Conservative Fund recorded a return of 0.2%, while the Guaranteed Fund remained flat. The preset investment strategy - Core Accumulation Fund performed well, recording a return of 1%, while the Fund for individuals over 65 years old recorded a return of 0.1%.
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