The three major A-share indices fell collectively today. By the close, the Shanghai Stock Exchange Index fell 1%, the Shenzhen Securities Index fell 2.29%, the GEM Index fell 4.37%, the Beijing Stock Exchange 50 fell 0.02%, and the Science and Technology Innovation 50 Index fell 5.53%. The total market turnover was 3410.7 billion yuan, up from the previous day's turnover of 478.4 billion yuan. The total market turnover was over 3,700 individual stocks. In terms of sector topics, innovative pharmaceuticals, film and television, liquor, pork, real estate, commercial aerospace, and retail sectors registered the highest gains; electronic chemicals, semiconductors, components, energy metals, cultured diamonds, advanced packaging, fluorine chemicals, CPO, and PCB concept stocks registered the highest declines. On the market, Long March 10B was successfully recycled at sea. The commercial aerospace and satellite navigation sectors boosted in a straight line in the afternoon, and multiple stocks such as Hailanxin, Aerospace Huanyu, Excalibur, China Satellite Communications, and Shanghai Port were sealed. The innovative drug sector broke out in early trading, and nearly 10 stocks including Changshan Pharmaceutical, Zhaoyan New Pharmaceutical, and Shuanglu Pharmaceutical rose and stopped. Reports say that innovative drugs were selected in batches for the first time in the 2026 edition of the basic drug catalogue. Furthermore, traditional economic sectors such as liquor, real estate, and pork showed positive results. On the other hand, near the end of the market, technology growth stocks such as semiconductors, components, and memory chips fell sharply, while many stocks of Shenghong Technology, Zhongji Xuchuang, Yuanjie Technology, Sinocera Materials, and Zhaoyi Innovation plummeted. The technology-related electronic specialty gas and electronic chemicals sectors also declined. CSIC fell close to 20cm, while CJuxin, Walter Gas, and Jinhong Gas had the highest declines.
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The three major A-share indices fell collectively today. By the close, the Shanghai Stock Exchange Index fell 1%, the Shenzhen Securities Index fell 2.29%, the GEM Index fell 4.37%, the Beijing Stock Exchange 50 fell 0.02%, and the Science and Technology Innovation 50 Index fell 5.53%. The total market turnover was 3410.7 billion yuan, up from the previous day's turnover of 478.4 billion yuan. The total market turnover was over 3,700 individual stocks. In terms of sector topics, innovative pharmaceuticals, film and television, liquor, pork, real estate, commercial aerospace, and retail sectors registered the highest gains; electronic chemicals, semiconductors, components, energy metals, cultured diamonds, advanced packaging, fluorine chemicals, CPO, and PCB concept stocks registered the highest declines. On the market, Long March 10B was successfully recycled at sea. The commercial aerospace and satellite navigation sectors boosted in a straight line in the afternoon, and multiple stocks such as Hailanxin, Aerospace Huanyu, Excalibur, China Satellite Communications, and Shanghai Port were sealed. The innovative drug sector broke out in early trading, and nearly 10 stocks including Changshan Pharmaceutical, Zhaoyan New Pharmaceutical, and Shuanglu Pharmaceutical rose and stopped. Reports say that innovative drugs were selected in batches for the first time in the 2026 edition of the basic drug catalogue. Furthermore, traditional economic sectors such as liquor, real estate, and pork showed positive results. On the other hand, near the end of the market, technology growth stocks such as semiconductors, components, and memory chips fell sharply, while many stocks of Shenghong Technology, Zhongji Xuchuang, Yuanjie Technology, Sinocera Materials, and Zhaoyi Innovation plummeted. The technology-related electronic specialty gas and electronic chemicals sectors also declined. CSIC fell close to 20cm, while CJuxin, Walter Gas, and Jinhong Gas had the highest declines.
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