In a significant development within the new energy trading market, the New Energy ETF (159875) has recently achieved a continuous inflow of funds over the past three days. As of April 1, 2025, at 15:12, the New Energy ETF has seen an increase of 0.70%, with its constituent stocks showing various performances: the solar energy sector rose by 10.46%, the wind energy sector saw a 9.60% increase, hydropower increased by 4.32%, while the nuclear energy sector experienced a 3.07% rise. The overall performance of the New Energy ETF itself rose by 0.45%, with the trading volume reaching approximately 1,975.96 million shares.
In terms of trading volume, the New Energy ETF has seen a significant increase with a total of 450.00 million shares traded in the past week, marking a notable rise. From the perspective of capital inflows, the ETF achieved its highest daily inflow of 542.32 million yuan, with a cumulative inflow of 819.99 million yuan.
The data indicates that the rapid inflow of funds is continuing, with a notable growth in the ETF’s performance. On the day before the last trading day, the fund reached a volume of 179.16 million yuan, and the latest inflow figure stands at 3,458.15 million yuan. It is important to note that the price-to-book (PB) ratio of the New Energy ETF is currently at 2.11, showing an increase of 87.55% over the past five years, indicating significant valuation growth.
The rapid growth of the new energy sector is projected to surpass 42% in 2024, with the contribution of new energy to the total power generation expected to exceed 60%. The “136 Document” ensures that the electricity pricing in the new energy market will continue to be adjusted, promoting high-quality development within the sector.
Furthermore, as of March 31, 2025, the New Energy ETF had a total market capitalization of approximately 43.86%. The focus on green energy and the demand for renewable energy sources continues to grow, indicating a promising trend in the market.
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