ETF Performance Report - June 2023

  • ETFs’ total volume/value traded rebounded in June to 3.11 mil units/RM6.95mil, from 2.09 mil units/RM4.51 mil in May, bringing the YTD volume/value traded to 60.45 mil units/RM87.50 mil. June’s total volume/value traded (excluding direct business transaction) was 21%/19% higher than the YTD average monthly value/volume traded of 2.57 mil units/RM5.85 mil.
  • Trading in GOLDETF picked up significantly and gained market share. GOLDETF’s total volume/value traded jumped 75%/76% to 15-month high at 1.36mil units/RM 3.87 mil in June despite a retrace in gold prices. The commodity ETF continued to dominate trading activities in the ETFs sector, contributing 56% (vs May: 49%) to the ETF market’s overall traded value in June.
  • The 4 China-centric ETFs saw their combined value traded improved by 74% MoM to RM2.07mil in June from its YTD low of RM1.19mil in May, mainly driven by CHINA100-MYR which saw its traded value jumped by 86% MoM to RM1.15 mil, making it the second most traded ETF by value.
  • On a combined basis, the 6 Malaysia-themed ETFs saw total traded value cooled by 37% MoM to RM494K in June (May: RM786K). MoM, FBMKLCI-EA’s total value traded softened by 49% to RM281K in June.
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Published Date
18 Jul 2023
Publisher
Bursa Digital Research
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