The Shanghai Composite Index has risen for four consecutive years! The precious metals sector rose n

Mondo Finance Updated on 2024-03-05

China-Singapore Jingwei, March 5 -- The three major A-share indexes opened lower, and the Shanghai Composite Index closed up 028%, harvesting four consecutive gains, at 304779 points; The Shenzhen Component Index fell 023% at 94168 points; The GEM index fell 006% at 183366 points. The trading volume of the two cities remained above one trillion yuan, at 1,067 billion yuan. Northbound funds are net **15 for the whole day5.4 billion yuan.

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In terms of plates, ** rose nearly 3%, Zhongrun Resources rose more than 9%, Yulong shares rose more than 6%, Jingui Silver and Shandong** rose more than 4%; Banks and insurance rose intraday, Qilu Bank and Bank of Chengdu rose more than 3%, and China Pacific Insurance and Chinese Insurance rose more than 1%; The overall strength of the automobile sector is that Dongfeng Motor and Ankai Bus have a daily limit; Liquor, highways, aerospace and military sectors rose highly.

The education sector fell by more than 3%, Zhonggong Education fell by more than 6%, and Meijim fell by more than 5%; Daily chemicals, Internet, and environmental protection sectors all fell by more than 2%; Previously, the hot lithium mining sector exceeded 2%, and Ganfeng Lithium and Rongjie shares both fell by more than 3%. Sectors such as medical services, online games, and oil and gas exploration were among the top decliners.

For the follow-up trend, the Guohai ** research report believes that the market ushered in an over-fall in February, the magnitude exceeded expectations, liquidity and risk appetite are the core drivers, the economic peak season is approaching, and the improvement of follow-up fundamentals will be the key factor for the depth of the market. (Zhongxin Jingwei app).

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