Maxwealth CSI Shanghai-Shenzhen-Hong Kong Gold Industry Commodity ETF (517520) Surges Over 1.8%, with Net Inflows of RMB 132 Million Over Past 9 Trading Days

NewTimeSpace News — As of 09:49 on April 20, 2026, Yongying Gold Mining ETF (517520) rose 1.83%, with the latest price at RMB 2.33. Looking at a longer time horizon, as of April 17, 2026, the ETF had cumulatively increased 1.87% over the past 2 weeks. (The stocks listed above are index constituents only, with no specific recommendation intended.)

In terms of liquidity, Yongying Gold Mining ETF recorded an intraday turnover rate of 0.58% and trading volume of RMB 79.861 million. Extending the timeframe, as of April 17, the ETF's average daily trading volume reached RMB 621 million over the past month, ranking first among comparable funds.

Regarding scale, Yongying Gold Mining ETF saw its assets under management grow by RMB 446 million since the beginning of this month, achieving significant growth and ranking 1st out of 6 comparable funds in terms of new scale additions. (Data Source: Wind)

In terms of shares outstanding, the ETF increased by 54 million shares over the past 2 weeks, marking substantial growth and ranking 2nd out of 6 comparable funds in new share additions. (Data Source: Wind)

Regarding capital flows, Yongying Gold Mining ETF recorded a net capital outflow of RMB 5.7361 million on the latest trading day. Looking at a longer timeframe, over the past 9 trading days, the ETF has attracted a total of RMB 132 million in "capital attraction." (Data Source: Wind)

Data indicates continued positioning by leveraged funds. The ETF's latest margin purchase amount reached RMB 18.9125 million, with the latest margin balance at RMB 214 million. (Data Source: Wind)

As of April 17, Yongying Gold Mining ETF has risen 63.86% in net asset value over the past year, ranking first among comparable funds and 644th out of 3,724 equity index funds, placing it in the top 17.29%. In terms of return capability, as of April 17, 2026, since its inception, the ETF's highest monthly return was 39.65%, with the longest consecutive rising streak lasting 4 months and a maximum consecutive gain of 40.27%. The ratio of rising to falling months was 15/14, with an average monthly return of 11.43% during rising months. The annual profitability percentage stood at 100.00%, with a historical probability of profitability for 2-year holdings at 100.00%. As of April 17, 2026, the ETF has achieved an annualized excess return over the benchmark of 1.74% over the past year, ranking 1st out of 6 comparable funds.

As of April 17, 2026, Yongying Gold Mining ETF's Sharpe ratio over the past year was 1.61, ranking in the top 2 out of 6 comparable funds, indicating higher returns for equivalent risk.

Regarding drawdown, as of April 17, 2026, the ETF's drawdown relative to the benchmark since inception was 1.86%.

In terms of fees, Yongying Gold Mining ETF charges a management fee of 0.50% and a custody fee of 0.10%, representing a relatively low fee structure among comparable funds.

Regarding tracking accuracy, as of April 17, 2026, the ETF's tracking error over the past 6 months was 0.046%, representing the highest tracking precision among comparable funds.

Yongying Gold Mining ETF closely tracks the CSI Shanghai-Shenzhen-Hong Kong Gold Industry Stock Index, which selects 50 listed companies with larger market capitalization involved in gold mining, smelting, and sales from the Mainland and Hong Kong markets as index constituents, to reflect the overall performance of securities of gold industry companies in the Mainland and Hong Kong markets.

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