FTSE A50 Index stocks include: China Life, China Pacific Insurance, Ping An, Guotai Junan, Muyuan, Fii, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, Ping An Bank, China Construction Bank, Hengrui Pharmaceuticals, CITIC Construction Investment, China Construction, Sinopec, PetroChina, China Shenhua, China Unicom, China Railway Construction, Bank of China, Wuliangye, Bank of Communications, Yili Group, Poly Real Estate, China Everbright Bank, Vanke A, 360, SAIC, ZTE, CITIC Securities , CITIC Bank, CRRC, China Railway, Yanghe Group, Shanghai Pudong Development Bank, Haitian Flavor Industry, Hikvision, Conch Cement, Wen's Group, Midea Group, Kweichow Moutai, Mindray Medical, Yangtze Electric Power, SF Holding, Li Xun Precision, Industrial Bank, Agricultural Bank of China, Bank of Beijing, China Merchants Bank, BOE A, Gree Electric Appliances, Minsheng Bank.

The full name of the FTSE A50 Index is FTSE China A50 Index CFD, CHA50CFD. It is a real-time tradable index. The official code of the index is XIN9, and the RIC code is FTXIN9. The FTSE A50 Index is composed of the 50 companies with the highest total market value of China's A-shares. The total market value of these 50 companies accounts for nearly 33% of the total market value of A-shares. The FTSE A50 Index is also the only international investment institution that can directly invest overseas. An index based on Chinese stocks. Therefore, many international investors regard it as the index that best represents China's A-share market and an accurate indicator of the Chinese market.

The Importance of the A50 Index

First of all, the main investors of A50 futures are international investors. Their sources of information are more rigorous, so their judgment of trends is more accurate.

Secondly, the A50 index is an accurate indicator of the trend of China's stock market, and its trend has a high degree of convergence and consistency with the A-share market.

The most important thing is that due to the trading hours of A50 index futures, it is very indicative of the A-share market. SGX FTSE China A50 Index futures can be traded on all domestic trading days in China, providing investors with nearly 20 hours of trading time. Therefore, as overseas futures mainly participated by international investors, A50 futures opened earlier than A-shares in the morning, and in the afternoon and evening, when A-shares had closed, A50 futures were still trading. Many important news that affects the market are announced after the A-share market closes. Therefore, by paying attention to the trend of A50 futures, you can predict and judge the trend of A shares in advance. Even when major news such as interest rate cuts and reserve requirement ratios appear, A50 futures often change in advance, which reflects the guiding significance of FTSE A50 for A shares.