QDII products frequently appear at a premium, fund companies strengthen risk warnings

With the high volatility of international oil prices, the secondary market prices of oil and gas-related QDII products across markets continue to show premiums. In response, fund companies have issued numerous risk warnings. According to announcements, several products have secondary market trading prices significantly higher than their net asset values, leading to some products implementing measures such as suspending purchases or indicating possible temporary trading halts to further enhance risk warnings. Overall, the phenomenon of premiums on QDII products has been persisting recently, with the scope expanding compared to before. Industry experts point out that, amidst the constraints on quotas and the demands for fund allocations, the phenomenon of QDII premiums will continue temporarily. At the same time, as the premiums remain at relatively high levels, related trading risks are gradually becoming apparent, and investors need to maintain rational judgement.