The Shanghai Composite Index fell below 3900 points, and the low-fee Shanghai Composite Index ETF Yifangda (530060) received net capital inflows for three consecutive trading days.

GateUser-bd883c58 · 2026-03-24T12:19:05+00:00

On March 23rd, the A-share market experienced volatile adjustments, with the Shanghai Composite Index breaking below the 3900-point level. ETF trading volumes surged significantly, with net inflows recorded for three consecutive days. China Merchants Securities pointed out that the current downside space is limited, though external shocks could still trigger volatility. The Shanghai Composite Index ETF from E Fund (530060) provides investors with a low-cost opportunity to gain comprehensive exposure to A-share assets.

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2026-03-24 12:19:05

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On the morning of March 23, A-shares experienced a shakeout and correction, with the Shanghai Composite Index falling below the 3,900-point mark, reaching a low of around 3,860 points. ETFs tracking this index attracted market attention, with the E Fund Shanghai Composite ETF (530060) seeing a significant increase in trading volume. From the net inflow perspective, this product has experienced capital inflows for three consecutive trading days.

CITIC Securities believes that, from a technical and sentiment perspective, the current A-share market is in the latter part of this round of decline. There is limited room for further sharp downward movement, but external shocks could still trigger phased volatility and disturbances. Confirming the bottom range will require time and patience.

The Shanghai Composite Index is one of the most closely watched broad-based A-share indices, with over 2,200 constituent stocks, providing a comprehensive reflection of the overall performance of the Shanghai market. The top ten weighted stocks include industry leaders such as Agricultural Bank of China, Kweichou Moutai, China National Petroleum, Industrial Fulian, and Zijin Mining. It combines the stability of large-cap blue chips with broad market coverage. As the index continues to break below key levels, related products are expected to become tools for investors to seize opportunities for an overall market rebound. The E Fund Shanghai Composite ETF (530060) has a management fee rate of only 0.15% per year, helping investors low-costly bundle A-shares assets.

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