iShares Asia ex Japan(03010.HK) down 0.98%, India Sept PMI both rise

NewTimeSpace News:As of 11:18 HKT on September 24, 2026, iShares Core MSCI AC Asia ex Japan Index ETF (03010.HK) fell 0.98% intraday to HK$91.100, with turnover of HK$1.07 million and volume of 11,700 units.

NewTimeSpace has learned that the ETF is managed by BlackRock Asset Management North Asia Limited and tracks the MSCI AC Asia ex Japan Index, covering large- and mid-cap companies across Asia-Pacific markets excluding Japan, spanning mainland China, Hong Kong, China, China's Taiwan region, Korea, India and Southeast Asia. As of 11:18 HKT on September 24, the ETF had assets of HK$37.347 billion, a net asset value of HK$92.320 per unit and a dividend yield of 0.85%, with 100 units per board lot.

On the news front, according to data from the economic authorities of China's Taiwan region, export orders reached US$102.96 billion in August, up 71.4% year on year — the first time monthly orders topped US$100 billion and a record high — marking 19 consecutive months of growth, with electronics and information/communication products accounting for nearly 80% of orders. According to data published by S&P Global, India's September manufacturing PMI rose to a preliminary 55.7, while the services PMI rose to 55.8, with manufacturing in expansion for a 63rd straight month.

Goldman Sachs noted in a research report that second-quarter earnings of MSCI AC Asia ex Japan Index constituents grew 102% year on year, with 44% beating expectations and 27% missing, led by companies in Singapore, China's Taiwan region and Indonesia.

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