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Cailian Press

A-share afternoon rebound: Semiconductors lead gains as institutional trading focuses on Quectel and Piotech

On 4 November, the SSE STAR 50 Index rose nearly 10%, while turnover on the Shanghai and Shenzhen exchanges increased by 334.3 billion yuan from the previous trading day. Among stocks on the trading disclosure lists with institutional net purchases exceeding ten million yuan, Quectel and Piotech ranked near the top, while institutions were net sellers of some strong semiconductor stocks over the same period.

Nomura

Nomura: Inflows into US assets slow as bond funds see outflows while equity funds continue to attract net subscriptions

From 19 October to the 23rd, net foreign inflows into US-focused funds fell to 650 million dollars, mainly as bond funds shifted to net redemptions. Equity fund inflows were broadly flat from the previous week but below the average for the preceding 12 weeks. South Korean retail investment in the US also cooled, while emerging market ETFs maintained net inflows.

Goldman Sachs

Goldman Sachs: Emerging-market fund flows diverge: Chinese ETFs signal renewed buying, foreign investors keep selling Taiwan, and Indonesia faces index downgrade

Goldman Sachs monitoring shows that emerging-market fund inflows are driven mainly by passive money. China shows signs of renewed buying by the “national team,” while foreign selling pressure in Taiwan persists; Indonesia’s removal from the MSCI Emerging Markets Index could trigger 5.6 billion dollars in passive outflows.

J.P. Morgan

J.P. Morgan: Crypto spot ETPs see 738 million dollars in outflows in a single day, while flows remain positive for the week

JPMorgan estimates that US crypto spot ETPs recorded combined net outflows of 738 million dollars on 22 October, mostly from Bitcoin products. Falling cryptocurrency prices coincided with increased redemptions, but net inflows for the week through that day remained at 216 million dollars; trading volumes in Bitcoin and Ether products were also below their respective daily averages since launch.

Bank of America

Bank of America: Funds rotate back into software and banks in September, while semiconductor holdings continue to be reduced

Global long-only funds reversed their earlier selling of software, banks, and media, while outflows from semiconductors and technology hardware continued; net buying in developed markets was driven mainly by passive funds. “Crowded positive” stocks continued to outperform on a relative basis, although their absolute return in September remained negative.