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Australian ETF Movers for Friday | BetaShares Crude Oil ETF Ccy Hgd(Synth) Was the Top Gainer
"China Dragon" ETF landed on Wall Street as the bull market returns, benchmarking the seven major ETFs in the US.
A new ETF called DRAG, "China Dragon", tracking the performance of major Chinese companies has landed on the US stock market. Its components currently include Tencent, Pinduoduo, Alibaba, Meituan, BYD, Xiaomi, JD.com, Baidu, and Netease. DRAG aims to track an equally weighted basket of stocks composed of the 5 to 10 largest and most innovative Chinese technology companies. This ETF will be rebalanced quarterly.
Australian ETF Movers for Wednesday | VanEck China New Economy ETF Was the Top Gainer
Australian ETF Movers for Monday | VanEck China New Economy ETF Was the Top Gainer
Contemporary Amperex Technology's headquarters Z base caught fire. Previously named as the world's first 'lighthouse factory' in the lithium battery industry.
1. Today at noon, a fire broke out at the Z base factory at the headquarters of contemporary amperex technology; 2. As of around 17:30 in the afternoon, the fire has been preliminarily controlled; 3. Earlier, the Z base was rated as the world's first 'lighthouse factory' in the lithium battery industry.
After the official announcement of the new round of reduction in existing home loan interest rates, the Construction Bank is "snatching up" new home loans! Targeting the golden week, many state-owned large bank branches are also taking action.
1. The Construction Bank took the lead in deploying the National Day housing loan discount promotion for the 'Golden September and Silver October' season, becoming the first state-owned major bank to launch this activity after the announcement of adjustments to existing housing loans. 2. In addition to Construction Bank's national housing loan marketing campaign, some state-owned major banks' local branches and sub-branches are also taking action. 3. Despite the pressure of adjusting interest rates on existing housing loans, mortgage loans, as high-quality credit assets, have always been a battleground for various banks.