FAP, April 15 / PRNewswire-Asianet /-- on the evening of April 14 in Asia, international gold prices closed at a high of 2063.4 US dollars per ounce, which is also the highest since March last year (2078.8 US dollars per ounce). In the view of many analysts, the rise in international gold prices is more due to the continued interpretation of macro risks in overseas markets, and the demand for risk aversion has pushed up gold prices to remain high. Due to the continuous strengthening of international gold prices in the past month, gold-themed QDII funds and some ETF funds that invest in overseas markets have achieved good results in the same period. Wind statistics show that in the nearly one-month QDII list, the top four products are gold-themed funds with returns of more than 15%. At the same time, a number of gold-themed QDII funds also show good returns.