After four cross-border ETFs announced their suspension due to high premiums, and fund companies intensively reminded investors of the high premium risks associated with cross-border ETFs, the high premium cross-border ETFs on the market have all plunged, and the number of high premium cross-border ETFs has decreased. On January 10, Southern Fund, Invesco Great Wall Fund, Cathay Fund, and Harvest Fund announced that some of their cross-border ETFs with high premiums would be suspended from trading starting January 10, 2025, and the resumption time would be announced separately. A fund company stated that the suspension aims to prevent investors from suffering unnecessary losses due to irrational market fluctuations. Industry insiders analyzed that the suspension of cross-border ETFs may issue a warning to the funds involved in the speculation. Additionally, on January 10 at noon, Huaxia Fund, Morgan Stanley Fund, and Huaxia Fund, among others, issued a premium risk warning announcement for a total of 10 high premium cross-border ETFs under their management. (Brokerage China)