In the context of the equity market remaining active, changes in the fund-raising side of new funds have become a window for observing incremental capital trends. Recently, a number of new funds have successively brought forward their fundraising deadlines. According to statistics, as of August 19, nearly 300 funds have announced the early termination of fundraising since this year. Industry insiders believe that behind this is not only a recovery in subscription demand due to improvements in the market environment, but also related to fund companies' desire to complete product establishment and grasp the position opening window as soon as possible. At the same time, fund companies are optimistic about the future market, and structural opportunities such as technology and dividends are receiving attention.

In the context of the equity market remaining active, changes in the fund-raising side of new funds have become a window for observing incremental capital trends. Recently, a number of new funds have successively brought forward their fundraising deadlines. According to statistics, as of August 19, nearly 300 funds have announced the early termination of fundraising since this year. Industry insiders believe that behind this is not only a recovery in subscription demand due to improvements in the market environment, but also related to fund companies' desire to complete product establishment and grasp the position opening window as soon as possible. At the same time, fund companies are optimistic about the future market, and structural opportunities such as technology and dividends are receiving attention.