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Where can I see the Dow Jones Oil Index?
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The wealth management fund 65438+February 2 1 and the GDB Dow Jones Oil Index A RMB (QDII-LOF) fund 65438+February 17 fell by 2.70% in February, and the current price was 1.259 yuan, with a turnover of 355,200 yuan. At present, the off-exchange net value of the Fund is 1.2274 yuan, which is 1.95% lower than the previous trading day, and the on-exchange price premium rate is 2.57%.

The fund is a publicly traded QDII fund, stock fund and index fund. According to the data of wealth management funds, the net value of funds dropped by 6. 1 0% in recent months, increased by 10.02% in recent three months, increased by 6.36% in recent June, and increased by 57.82/year recently.

Since its establishment, the fund has paid dividends for 0 times, with a cumulative dividend amount of 0 billion yuan. At present, the fund is open for subscription.

The fund manager is Ye Shuai, who managed the fund from September 2002/kloc-0 to September 2006/kloc-0, and earned 9.63% during his tenure.

The latest periodic report of the fund shows that the fund holds ConocoPhillips (17. 14%), EOG Energy (8.85%), Marathon Crude Oil (7.45%), Pioneer Natural Resources (7. 14%) and Dai Wen Energy (4.6/).

Description and explanation of fund investment strategy and performance. The Fund mainly tracks the Dow Jones American Petroleum Development and Production Index by the method of complete replication, and constructs the stock portfolio according to the benchmark weight of individual stocks in the underlying index, which embodies the characteristics of the stock index fund. The Dow Jones U.S. Oil Development and Production Index consists of enterprises engaged in oil exploration and production in the U.S. market, aiming to reflect the overall performance of the U.S. oil development and production industry.

In the third quarter of 2002/kloc-0, US stocks showed an inverted "V" trend, with the S&P 500 index rising by 0.23%, the Nasdaq index falling by 0.38% and the Dow Jones Industrial Average falling by 1.9 1%. Thanks to the rise in oil prices, the Dow Jones American Petroleum Development and Production Index rose by 1.79%. At the beginning of this quarter, with the tight balance of global supply and demand and the spread of Delta mutant virus, the interest rate of US debt continued to decline, and the US dollar was also under pressure due to the intensification of the US epidemic. U.s. stocks rose overall, and the growth style was dominant. Since September, especially in late September, there have been "atypical stagflation transactions" in the US stock market, and the interest rates of US dollars and US bonds have strengthened. Except for some energy products such as oil and natural gas, the stock and bond markets are generally under pressure. The logic of the rise of oil and gas is more that supply exceeds demand, and some varieties without supply constraints have also fallen sharply under the background of obviously weak demand. The main reason for the weak performance of the US stock market in September is that economic growth has not improved, but policy variables (such as the US debt ceiling) are increasing, leading to increased market uncertainty.