Southbound funds have a net inflow of over 160 billion yuan, with Hong Kong-themed ETFs becoming an important channel for investors to "scoop up" Hong Kong stocks.

According to the Securities Times, Wind statistical data shows that as of March 4th, out of the 37 trading days in the Hong Kong stock market this year, there have been net inflows on 27 trading days for southbound funds, accounting for over 70%, with a cumulative net inflow of 161.245 billion yuan, including 8 trading days with net inflows exceeding 10 billion yuan. Since February, the Hong Kong stock market has been under pressure, with the Hang Seng Index and the Hang Seng Tech Index falling by 7.81% and 15.54% respectively as of March 4th. However, the southbound funds have further increased their positions, with a net inflow of 80.321 billion yuan in February, an increase of over 30% from January's 61.73 billion yuan. The trend of buying more as the market falls is becoming more pronounced.