Among 52 QDII products, Cathay Pacific Nasdaq 100 Index has the highest yield this year, which is 12.35%, while Guangfa Asia Pacific Select and SDIC UBS Emerging Markets rank second and third, which are 8. 14% and 7.32% respectively. Huabao Xingye Standard & Poor's Oil&Gas, Prudential Global Commodity Theme, and Nuoan Gasoline Energy ranked lower, with yields falling by 14.42%, 12.70,1.85% respectively. The price difference between Guotai Nasdaq 100 index and Huabao Xingye S&P oil and gas is 26.77%.

Specifically, since the beginning of this year, there are 33 QDII funds with a yield of more than 0.25%. It is worth noting that the three funds tracking overseas indexes have performed well, with Cathay Pacific Nasdaq 100, Dragon Lighthouse P 100 and Dacheng Standard & Poor's 500 all ranked in the top ten this year. At the same time, the overall decline in the market price of bulk commodities makes the investment in oil and gas, gold, bulk commodities and other bulk commodities ranked lower. In addition, two anti-inflation QDII funds are unfortunately at the bottom.

A fund analyst said that although Cathay Pacific Nasdaq 100 Index and Warburg Industrial Standard & Poor's Oil and Gas both invest in the US market, the yield differentiation is obvious due to different investment targets.