Broad-based ETF trading remains active, with fixed income ETFs becoming the main force in attracting capital.

Last week, the overall A-share market showed a volatile consolidation trend, with major stock indexes rising slightly. In terms of sectors, beauty and skincare, automotive, transportation, and non-banking financial sectors led the gains, while the performance of the computer, electronics, media, and real estate sectors was relatively weak. In terms of fund flows, the overall market ETFs showed a net outflow last week. According to Wind data, from May 12 to May 16, the net outflow of funds from the overall market ETFs reached 31.831 billion yuan. Stock ETFs also showed a net outflow last week, with a net outflow of 28.292 billion yuan. Fixed income ETFs became the main force in the ETF market to attract funds. Among the top ten ETFs with net inflows in a week, 5 of them were fixed income ETFs, attracting a total of 7.245 billion yuan. In terms of trading volume, ETFs tracking the CSI A500, Hang Seng Technology, SGE Gold 9999, and the Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 indexes continued to be active in trading last week, with weekly trading volume leading the way.