In September, the public fund issuance market performed well. According to the data, 213 new funds were established in September, with a total issuance share of 10.4017 billion shares, up 41.06% and 108.23%, respectively. Looking at the longer term, the number of newly established funds in September not only hit a new high during the year, but also set a new monthly high since 2022. “The rise in public fund issuance in September was the result of a combination of factors.” Dai Jingxia, a senior analyst at the Morningstar Fund Research Center, told reporters that after continuous turbulence and adjustment in the early stages, structural opportunities in the A-share market gradually emerged, and investors' confidence in the allocation of equity assets was restored; at the same time, in a low interest rate environment, investors' demand for allocation of stable products was strong, and bond funds and “fixed income +” products received high attention, which clearly supported the overall distribution scale; in addition, public funding institutions took the initiative to seize the market window, and the supply of new products increased markedly.

In September, the public fund issuance market performed well. According to the data, 213 new funds were established in September, with a total issuance share of 10.4017 billion shares, up 41.06% and 108.23%, respectively. Looking at the longer term, the number of newly established funds in September not only hit a new high during the year, but also set a new monthly high since 2022. “The rise in public fund issuance in September was the result of a combination of factors.” Dai Jingxia, a senior analyst at the Morningstar Fund Research Center, told reporters that after continuous turbulence and adjustment in the early stages, structural opportunities in the A-share market gradually emerged, and investors' confidence in the allocation of equity assets was restored; at the same time, in a low interest rate environment, investors' demand for allocation of stable products was strong, and bond funds and “fixed income +” products received high attention, which clearly supported the overall distribution scale; in addition, public funding institutions took the initiative to seize the market window, and the supply of new products increased markedly.