Global X Gold Covered Call Active Etf(03533.HK) Rises 0.37% Intraday at HK$70.94
NewTimeSpace News: As of 10:11 on 22 July 2026,Global X Gold Covered Call Active Etf(03533.HK) posted a 0.37% gain and traded at HK$70.940. The ETF recorded trading volume of 12,300 units, total turnover of HK$872,400, average transaction price of HK$70.927, volume ratio of 4.11, turnover rate of 1.23% and intraday amplitude of 0.03%. Its current net asset value per unit stands at HK$69.971, total assets under management reach HK$69.9538 million, and each board lot contains 25 units.
Global X Gold Covered Call Active Etf(03533.HK) is an actively managed ETF. While holding gold-related underlying assets, it sells gold call options to collect option premiums so as to generate additional investment returns.
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