CSOP MAG7 (03454.HK) -2.83%; Microsoft to issue at least $25bn debt
- CSOP MAG Seven fell 2.83% intraday with turnover of HK$579,000.
- The ETF tracks the Solactive Magnificent Seven Index with HK$116 million in assets.
NewTimeSpace News:As of 13:54 HKT on October 30, 2026, the ETF was down 2.83% intraday at a latest price of HK$11.320, with turnover of HK$579,000 on 51,300 shares and a turnover rate of 0.51%.
The ETF is managed by CSOP Asset Management Limited and tracks the Solactive Magnificent Seven Index, which is equally weighted across seven large US-listed technology companies, with weights reset quarterly. As of the same time, it had assets of HK$116 million, a net asset value per unit of HK$11.512 and a board lot of 100 shares; its 52-week price range was HK$9.090 to HK$12.350.
Microsoft returned to the US high-grade bond market for the first time in more than nine years, planning to raise at least US$25 billion across maturities ranging from two to 40 years.
Zhang Yi, chief executive of iiMedia Research, said in an interview with institutional media that the latest round of results means AI investment is moving from a contest over capex scale to a test of commercial returns, and that free cash flow has become an important gauge of investment safety; whether negative cash flow is dangerous still hinges on real orders, revenue delivery and continued access to financing.
- Csop Mag Seven Etf (03454.HK) Rises 1.93% Intraday, Net Asset Value Per Unit at HK$11.656
- Csop Mag Seven Etf (03454.HK): Up 0.89% Intraday, Average Price at HK$11.333
- Csop Mag Seven Etf(03454.HK) Rises 1.00% Intraday at HK$11.11
- Csop Mag Seven Etf(03454.HK) Slips 0.27% Intraday, NAV Per Unit at HK$10.935
- Csop Mag Seven Etf (03454.HK) Rises 3.50% in Morning Trade, Turnover at HKD 2.57 Million
