In the fast-evolving ETF (exchange-traded funds) landscape, China-focused funds are drawing fresh investor interest amid shifting trade policies and economic recovery cues. Using TipRanks’ Compare ETFs Tool, we discovered three standout China ETFs: CQQQ, MCHI, and ISVBF, which attracted the strongest capital inflows over the past year, signaling clear investor priorities.
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Net inflows measure the net new capital entering an ETF, new investments minus redemptions, making it distinct from AUM growth fueled by price rises. This key metric reveals investor sentiment, such as spikes in sector-specific enthusiasm or overall market vibes.
Invesco China Technology ETF (CQQQ)
Invesco China Technology ETF has seen net inflows of a massive $2 billion over the past year.
CQQQ targets China’s booming tech sector in the information technology category. It offers diversified exposure to a range of Chinese tech companies, from established giants to emerging disruptors, spanning software, hardware, digital services, AI, and cloud computing.
CQQQ generated a return of 11.67% over the past twelve months and carries one of the highest expense ratios of 0.65%, alongside an AUM of $3.03 billion.
iShares MSCI China ETF (MCHI)
iShares MSCI China ETF has seen the second-highest net inflows of $1 billion over the past year.
MCHI gives investors broad exposure to China’s stock market across large- and mid-cap companies in various sectors. It tracks the MSCI China Index to mirror the total market performance and capture the essence of China’s dynamic economy.
The fund returned 12.39% over the past year, and carries a moderate expense ratio of 0.59%. MCHI has the largest AUM of $7.64 billion due to its broader-market exposure.
iShares MSCI China UCITS ETF (ISVBF)
iShares MSCI China UCITS ETF also saw net inflows of $515 million over the past year.
ISVBF tracks the MSCI China Index, giving broad exposure to Chinese equities in a single, accumulating vehicle. It combines a wide market footprint with reinvested dividends, aiming for long-term growth through diversification across sectors and company sizes.
The fund generated the highest returns among them of 19% over the past twelve months and carries the lowest expense ratio of 0.28%, alongside an AUM of $3.83 billion.
