Crude oil prices remain elevated, industry-wide investment risks are intensifying, and multiple fund companies warn of premium risk

International oil prices continue to perform strongly, with Brent crude rising back to the $100 per barrel range. Domestic related funds remain under ongoing capital attention.

As of today’s trading session, most products are trading at significant premiums. Many fund companies, including Southern, Harvest, E Fund, Fortis, and Huaxia, have issued risk warnings and suspended trading to alert investors that high premiums may lead to substantial losses.

Affected by supply and demand, secondary market trading prices often deviate from net asset values. When buying demand exceeds selling, prices may be higher than the real-time reference net value (IOPV), resulting in a premium. However, prices always fluctuate around intrinsic value. Short-term supply shortages can push prices higher, but they will eventually revert to fair value.

Industry experts point out that the current crude oil market is driven by capital. Once buying interest weakens or supply increases, premiums will narrow or even disappear. Those entering at high prices will bear losses, and the risk of premium decline is significant. Investors holding related products are advised to take profits promptly and secure gains.

Daily Economic News

(Edited by: Zhang Xiaobo)

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