The highest yield rate is close to 8%, and the first batch of new floating rate funds have all started positioning.

The latest data on changes in fund net worth shows that the first batch of 26 new floating rate funds have already begun to build positions. The data shows that as of August 1st, 22 out of the 26 funds have achieved positive returns since their establishment, with the highest return rate approaching 8%. The 26 funds were established between June 6th and July 23rd. During this period, the Shanghai Composite Index first reached 3600 points for the year, which was favorable for the positioning of floating rate funds. However, due to different speeds and directions of positioning, the net asset value of different funds has fluctuated differently. Some public fund professionals have told reporters that the initial performance of the first batch of floating rate funds is overall not bad, and it is expected to serve as a demonstration for the fundraising and subsequent operations of the second batch of new floating rate funds.