1, FTSE a50 Index is a real-time tradable index launched by FTSE Index Co., Ltd., which includes the 50 companies with the largest market value in China A-share market, and the total market value of these 50 companies accounts for 33% of the total market value of A-shares. The FTSE a50 index can represent the China A-share market, and it is also an indicator for many investors to measure the China market.
2.50 large-cap stocks led the market.
The FTSE China A50 Index is compiled by FTSE Russell Index Company, one of the four largest index companies in the world. Including 50 companies with the largest market value in China A-share market, such as Kweichow Moutai, China Ping An and China Merchants Bank. Its total market value accounts for 33% of the total market value of A-shares, and it is also the most representative index of China A-share market.
3. FTSE Russell Index Company, English name FTSE Russell, is an index company headquartered in London, England. The FTSE Russell index covers 98% of the global investable stock market, and the developed index is favored by the market, including 98 global 100 asset management companies, 48 top 50 pension funds in the United States, and global 10 investment banks.
1. What is the FTSE Russell Index?
Russell index is a weighted average index of total market capital, which was founded by Frank Russell Company and published by Frank Russell Company in Washington State. It is one of the best tools to measure the stock price performance of small enterprises.
2. What is the impact of FTSE Russell's expansion of A shares?
FTSE Russell is classified as A shares, and its share will increase, and the market will also usher in new incremental funds. China Merchants Securities expects that this will bring about 28 billion yuan of passive incremental funds. According to Luo Yongfeng's strategic research report, the quarterly adjustment of FTSE Russell Index on March 23rd is expected to bring nearly 30 billion compulsory incremental funds. According to previous experience, the effect of late Friday adjustment will be disrupted.
According to historical experience, on the effective date of expansion of index companies such as MSCI and FTSE Russell, the northbound funds all showed "pulse-like" fluctuations in the late call auction stage. In particular,1October 26th, 20 19 165438, the third step of MSCI's A-share expansion came into effect, and the "symbolic pulse" was once again interpreted on the northbound fund side. Based on the usage quota announced by the Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock Exchanges, the usage quota of northbound funds once exceeded 50 billion yuan.