iShares China A50(02823.HK) down 0.19%, State Council plans stimulus

NewTimeSpace News: As of 13:03 HKT on September 29, 2026, iShares FTSE China A50 ETF (02823.HK) traded at HK$15.900, down 0.19%, with turnover of HK$8,180,900, volume of 514,700 units and a turnover rate of 0.06%.

The ETF is managed by BlackRock Asset Management North Asia Limited and tracks the FTSE China A50 Index, which covers the largest A-share companies by market capitalisation listed in Shanghai and Shenzhen. As of 13:03 HKT on September 29, 2026, it had assets of HK$13.656 billion, a net asset value of HK$15.955 per unit, a board lot of 100 units and a dividend yield of 2.34%.

According to the Chinese government website, China's State Council executive meeting said it will step up counter-cyclical macro policy adjustment, roll out a batch of practical and effective incremental policies, optimise fiscal spending, make good use of the unused local government debt quota, and study policies to stabilise the property market and boost employment and incomes.

China Merchants Fund said in an interview with Securities Times that the latest A-share pullback reflects a combination of short-term factors — pre-holiday risk aversion, profit-taking after strong gains and higher overseas interest rates — and is a technical retreat driven by sentiment and liquidity rather than a reversal in fundamentals.

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