etf midday review | A-share half-day turnover approaching trillion, etf continue to emerge with premium limit up trend, sci-tech 100 etf enhanced increase more than 17%.

Grain 9.27｜A-shares' three major indexes surged in the morning with heavy volume, as of noon, the Shanghai Composite Index rose by 2.14%, the Shenzhen Component Index rose by 6.37%, the ChiNext Index rose by 9.33%, the SSE 50 Index rose by 10.46%, and the total market turnover in the first half of the day was 952.8 billion yuan, with a significant increase of 402.5 billion yuan compared to the previous day. Over 5200 stocks rose in the two markets. On the market, energy metals, baijiu, photovoltaic equipment, and real estate sectors led the gains. Banks and precious metals sectors saw the most significant declines. In terms of ETFs, a large number of premium limits continued to emerge, with the best performance seen in the dual innovation theme ETFs. E Fund CSI tech 100 ETF surged by 17.87%, with a high premium discount rate of up to 18.27%. ETFs tracking the Chinext index led the gains, with Fullgoal Chinext 200 ETF and Fullgoal Chinext Composite ETF rising by 14.59% and 10.17% respectively, with the latest premium discount rates at 6.54% and 0.75% respectively. Huitianfu Fund Technology Leaders ETF and E Fund Software 30 ETF both hit the limit up, with the latest premium discount rates at 3.04% and 1.5% respectively. The consumer sector continued its recent rally, with GF Fund Consumer Staples ETF and Huaxia Fund Food & Beverage ETF hitting the limit up, with the latest premium discount rates at 4.82% and 3.85%. The brokerage sector continued to rise, with Hua Bao Fund Fintech ETF and Fintech ETF Huaxia also hitting the limit up. Cross-border ETFs continued their recent declines, with the Nasdaq Technology ETF and ChinaAMC Nasdaq 100 ETF(QDII) falling by 4.38% and 1.85% respectively, with the latest premium discount rates at 6.36% and 2.07%. Long-term Treasury bond ETFs all fell, with 30-year Treasury bond ETF and 30-year Treasury bond index ETF falling by 2.22% and 2.02% respectively.