QDII US chip stocks are soaring again, with several heavily invested QDII funds seeing their returns double.

The US chip stocks once again hit the headlines, and domestic QDII funds heavily invested in technology may be "rising" ahead of time. On June 18th local time, after the US and Iran reached a ceasefire memorandum of understanding, market risk appetite noticeably rebounded. After news of the resumption of commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, the three major US stock indexes collectively closed higher, with the Nasdaq index rising by 1.91% and the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index soaring by 6.42%. Individual stocks performed even better. Intel rose over 10%, Micron Technology rose over 8%, TSMC and Qualcomm rose over 6%. For domestic investors, although they cannot directly buy these popular chip stocks, a group of QDII funds heavily invested in semiconductor assets have also made a lot of money so far this year. As of now, the Huatai Bairui China-Korea Semiconductor ETF has a year-to-date return rate of 118%, ranking first in the QDII product return list, with many of its linked fund share return rates also exceeding 116%. In terms of holdings, the Huatai Bairui China-Korea Semiconductor ETF focuses on the global semiconductor industry chain. In addition, the Huaan Global Growth Select US Dollar Cash A, with a year-to-date return rate of over 100%, also focuses its positions on the semiconductor and AI infrastructure related fields.