What are the crude oil ETF funds? A summary of related funds! As the term "negative oil prices" became popular around the world overnight, many friends began to pay attention to crude oil. Some friends want to buy crude oil at the bottom through crude oil ETFs, and want to know what crude oil ETF funds are. Here, I will introduce to you the crude oil ETF funds that can be traded. Crude oil ETF funds include: Crude Oil Fund (161129), Southern Crude Oil (501018), Harvest Crude Oil (160723), GF Petroleum (162719), Huabao Oil and Gas (162411), and Nuoan Oil and Gas (163208). Their details are as follows: Crude Oil Fund (161129) is the crude oil ETF fund of E Fund Company, and the relevant target is the S&P Goldman Sachs Crude Oil Commodity Index. Southern Crude Oil (501018) is the crude oil ETF fund of Southern Fund Company. The relevant target is 60%WTI+40%BRENT crude oil price. Harvest Crude Oil (160723) is the crude oil ETF fund of Harvest Fund Company, and the relevant target is the price of WTI crude oil. GF Petroleum (162719) is the crude oil ETF fund of GF Fund Company, and the relevant target is the Dow Jones U.S. Petroleum Development and Production Index. Warbao Oil and Gas (162411) is the crude oil ETF fund of Warbao Fund Company. The relevant target is the S&P Oil and Natural Gas Upstream Stock Index. Noah Oil and Gas (163208) is the crude oil ETF fund of Noah Fund Company, and the relevant target is the S&P Energy Industry Index. Important reminder: The current national crude oil price fluctuates greatly. When participating in crude oil ETF fund transactions, you must pay attention to the risks to avoid causing greater losses to yourself.