The 16th consecutive trading day.
On the evening of January 8, Invesco Great Wall Fund announced that the market trading price of its Invesco Great Wall S&P Consumption ETF was significantly higher than the fund's reference net value per share, resulting in a considerable premium. Investors are advised to pay attention to the risk of premium in the secondary market trading price; blindly investing may lead to significant losses. To protect investors' interests, the fund will suspend trading from the market opening on January 9, 2025, until 10:30 AM on the same day.
This has been the 16th consecutive trading day for the fund to announce the risk warning of premium in the secondary market trading price and its suspension.
According to Wind data, on January 8, 2025, the fund's Turnover Ratio was nearly 1029%, making it one of the three cross-border ETFs with the highest trading volume in the All Market.
After the market closed that day, the ETF's premium rate exceeded 38.6%, which is also one of the cross-border ETFs with a high premium rate in the All Market.
