Chip sell-off helps boost China’s private funds as US$83.3b is pulled out of mutual funds
In July, China's domestic mutual funds saw their net assets under management (AUM) decrease by 560 billion yuan (US$83.3 billion), a 1.4% drop month-on-month, totaling 39.11 trillion yuan. This decline ended a four-month period of growth for mutual funds, which had reached a record high of 39.67 trillion yuan in June.

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AI-generatedIn July, China's domestic mutual funds saw their net assets under management (AUM) decrease by 560 billion yuan (US$83.3 billion), a 1.4% drop month-on-month, totaling 39.11 trillion yuan. This decline ended a four-month period of growth for mutual funds, which had reached a record high of 39.67 trillion yuan in June. Concurrently, assets managed by China's private funds grew. This shift in investor behavior is attributed to a sell-off of semiconductor shares, prompting investors to diversify their portfolios. The data was released by the Asset Management Association of China.
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4 extractedMutual fund net AUM hit a record high of 39.67 trillion yuan by the end of June.
The decrease in mutual fund AUM ended a four-month run of growth.
Domestic mutual funds' net assets under management (AUM) shrank by 560 billion yuan (US$83.3 billion) in July.
Assets managed by China's private funds grew in July as mutual fund assets shrank.