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This week (Sept. 7-11) 45 public mutual funds opened for subscription. Index products dominated: 20 passive/index funds launched, targeting themes including compute infrastructure, aerospace, robotics, nonferrous metals, grain, healthcare and fintech; three set a 5 billion-unit subscription cap. Active equity launches numbered five. Fixed-income sector saw a cluster of secondary-tier hybrid bond funds from major managers (examples: Yifangda Zhiheng A, Gongyin Tianxiang A, Jianxin Fenghe A, Nanfang Qianyuan Wenjian Tianli A). Year-to-date through Sept. 7, the market has seen 1,210 new funds launched, with total issuance of RMB 772.47 billion.

Citrini Research semiconductor analyst Jukan has shifted to a positive stance on DRAM after issuing a bearish report on July 3. He says DRAM fundamentals are solid: US hyperscalers’ DRAM inventories are already low with further drawdown potential. Citrini expects DRAM blended contract prices to rise about 10% QoQ in 2026 Q4 (after high-double-digit QoQ gains in Q3). NAND fundamentals are weaker; despite high-double-digit QoQ price gains in 2026 Q3, soft smartphone demand and elevated inventories should cut Q4 gains to low-single-digit QoQ.