
China Investment Silver LOF resumed trading on December 30 but quickly faced heavy selling pressure, highlighting persistent volatility despite earlier suspension measures.
On December 30, 2025, China Investment Silver LOF (161226) resumed trading after a temporary halt prompted by a high market price premium warning. The fund briefly hit its limit down on reopening, with transaction value exceeding 650 million yuan before settling with a 7.35% decline. This volatility follows earlier measures, including reduced A-class investment limits and multiple trading suspensions, as silver prices previously surged to $69 per ounce and premiums peaked above 68%. The premium eased after prior reopenings but instability in both silver prices and the fund’s valuation persists.