Capital inflow to CCB warrant

Warrant warrants Market-Goldman Sachs Asia structural products The index last week dropped 3.4% after breaking through the seven-point checkpoint. The average daily transaction value of the city rose from HK $84.1 billion in the previous week to a 34-week high of HK $87.7 billion, with an average transaction amount of HK $7.64 billion a week, which also rose slightly, by HK $7.58 billion, from the previous week.　　Last week the market for warrants accounted for an average of 0.3% to 8.7% of the big city deals. The distribution of warrants, last week, the 33rd consecutive Zhou Cheng for the whole week of the most active warrants related assets, accounting for the total warrants market turnover ratio of 35.1%, compared with the previous week accounted for 34.9%, up 0.2%; while the PetroChina warrants ranked second on the list, accounting for the total warrants market turnover of 9.1%,　　Compared with the previous week accounted for 6.1%, an increase of 3%. In terms of market-holding changes, in the four-day period from 11 to 14th of May, CCB was the category of the relevant asset warrants which sold the most warrants, and a total of 520 million warrants had been absorbed by investors, while Sinopec was another asset to attract more warrants from investors, with a total of 470 million sold last week. In addition, the HKEx has received a market intake of 200 million copies of warrants.　　For put warrants, HSBC warrants were the related asset classes that received more warrants from investors last week, with investors buying 130 million put warrants, while the index was the asset class of the most sold warrants, with a total of 3.9 sales in the market. With the face value of the warrants, a total of HK $130 million was poured into the warrants market last week, down more than 30% from the 190 million Hong Kong dollar in the previous week. The most capital inflow of the type of warrants is the CCB, Sinopec and HKEx, respectively, 84 million, 51 million and 45 million Hong Kong dollar capital inflow, accounted for the overall inflow of warrants market funds 67%, 41% and 36%.