At the close, the Shanghai Stock Exchange Index rose 0.86% to 3986.30 points, the Shenzhen Stock Exchange Index rose 0.44% to 14015.00 points, the GEM index rose 0.42% to 3438.68 points, and the Beijing Stock Exchange 50 rose 0.14% to 1065.29 points. The turnover of the three markets was 2145.3 billion yuan, an increase of 27.6 billion yuan compared to the previous day. More than 3,100 stocks rose across the market. In terms of sector topics, AI video, film and television, coal mining and processing, liquid-cooled servers, banks, components, and Apple concept stocks had the highest gains; precious metals, photovoltaic equipment, innovative drugs, energy metals, cultivating diamonds, automobiles, and airport shipping sectors registered the highest declines. On the market, the first AI long drama “Journey to the West”, which was broadcast by a star in China, ignited the concept of a short drama. Many stocks such as Rongxin Culture, Mango Supermedia, and Zhongguang Tianze rose and stopped, while Chinese Online and Liujin Technology had the highest gains. The liquid cooling server sector has strengthened many stocks, and shares such as Jinfu Technology, Seagull Co., and Jindi Co., Ltd. have closed. Previously, there were reports that liquid cooling production lines in Shandong, Guangdong and other places were in full operation, and CDU orders for core equipment were scheduled until the end of 2026. The banking sector also showed positive results, with the Bank of China and China CITIC Bank reaching new highs. Furthermore, the trend of AI hardware fluctuated and strengthened, and continued to recover the decline in the afternoon. On the other hand, Walsh Jackson Hall made his “debut”. International gold prices were under pressure, and gold stocks followed the decline. Hunan Baiyin, Chifeng Gold, and Xiaocheng Technology had the highest declines. The real estate sector declined sharply after opening high. I Love My Family, Shenzhen Property A, and Tianbao Infrastructure continued to rise and fall, while stocks such as China Merchants Shekou, Shenzhen Housing A, and Jingneng Real Estate declined.

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