ETF market review | Hong Kong dividend stocks lead the decline, honglietf hkex and csi central state-owned enterprises dividend index etf dropped by nearly 4%

On September 9, the three major A-share indexes had mixed performance. At the close, the Shanghai Composite Index fell 1.06% to 2736.49 points, the Shenzhen Component Index fell 0.83%, and the ChiNext Price Index rose 0.06%. The total turnover of the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets was 518.6 billion yuan, a decrease of 24 billion yuan compared to the previous day. Over 3,000 stocks in the two markets declined. On the market, the cell immunotherapy, private hospitals, and medical instruments sectors showed the highest gains, while the online car-hailing, precious metals, coal, and bank concept sectors had the highest declines. High-priced stocks collectively plunged, with Dazhong Transportation, Kunshan Kersen Science & Technology experiencing the limit down, and Shenzhen Huaqiang Industry hitting the lower limit. In terms of ETFs, Ping An Fund's Bay Area ETF surged at the end of the day, closing up 3.28%, with a current premium discount rate of 4.64%. The private hospitals sector continued its recent upward trend, with Da Cheng Fund's medical services ETF and E Fund's medical 50 ETF rising by 0.97% and 0.95% respectively. Despite the decline in US stocks last Friday, Invesco Great Wall Fund's NASDAQ Technology ETF rose 0.82%, with a current premium discount rate of 15.56%. Consume-themed ETFs all declined, with the CSI Consumer Staples ETF and GF CSI All-Share Index Consumer Discretionary ETF falling by 4.67% and 2.96% respectively. Hong Kong dividend-themed ETFs continued their recent decline, with Honglie ETF HK, HK Central State-Owned Enterprises Dividend ETF, and Southbound HK Stock Connect Central State-Owned Enterprises Dividend ETF falling by 3.85%, 3.75%, and 3.63% respectively. The energy sector continued to decline, with the GF CSI All Share Energy ETF falling by 2.66%.