On April 16, the A500 ETF fund was active in trading, with a turnover of 2.13 billion yuan as of press release, with a turnover rate of 12.81%, ranking first in its class in terms of liquidity. Wang Han, chief economist at Societe Generale Securities, said that China's asset revaluation may start from two aspects. The first is a reassessment of the external pressures facing China. America's current diplomatic difficulties are essentially due to the decline in its hard power. After America's foreign policy shifts to the “law of the jungle,” the multilateralism that China adheres to will be recognized by more countries. Second, driven by China's “manufacture+intelligent manufacturing,” Chinese companies will gradually upgrade to both ends of the “smile curve,” and the financial market's valuation of Chinese technology-based enterprises and the wider range of Chinese manufacturing enterprises will need to be re-evaluated. Investors can use the A500 ETF fund and its linked fund layout.

On April 16, the A500 ETF fund was active in trading, with a turnover of 2.13 billion yuan as of press release, with a turnover rate of 12.81%, ranking first in its class in terms of liquidity. Wang Han, chief economist at Societe Generale Securities, said that China's asset revaluation may start from two aspects. The first is a reassessment of the external pressures facing China. America's current diplomatic difficulties are essentially due to the decline in its hard power. After America's foreign policy shifts to the “law of the jungle,” the multilateralism that China adheres to will be recognized by more countries. Second, driven by China's “manufacture+intelligent manufacturing,” Chinese companies will gradually upgrade to both ends of the “smile curve,” and the financial market's valuation of Chinese technology-based enterprises and the wider range of Chinese manufacturing enterprises will need to be re-evaluated. Investors can use the A500 ETF fund and its linked fund layout.