The three major A-share indices had mixed ups and downs in early trading. As of midday trading, the Shanghai Stock Exchange Index was up 0.24%, the Shenzhen Securities Index was down 0.06%, the GEM Index was down 0.34%, the Beijing Stock Exchange 50 was up 0.35%, and the Science and Technology Innovation 50 Index was down 0.6%. The total market turnover was 1220.2 billion yuan, a decrease of 46.1 billion yuan from the previous day, and the total market volume fell by more than 3,500 individual stocks. In terms of sector topics, the coal mining and processing, port shipping, components, cultivating diamonds, and military equipment sectors registered the highest gains; the cultural media sector, games, AI food, film and television, and AI corpus sectors registered the highest declines. On the market, the coal mining and processing sector opened low and moved higher. Yunmei Energy, Zhengzhou Coal and Electricity, and Dayou Energy rose and stopped, while Huayang Shares, Jingkong Coal, and Shanmei International registered the highest gains. The port shipping sector showed active performance. The development of Nanjing Port, China Merchants Shipping, and Haitong rose and stopped, while Air China Ocean, COSCO Marine, and Lianyungang registered the highest gains. The military equipment sector also opened low and moved higher. The Asian Star anchor chain rose and stopped, while Guoke Military, Zhongke Haixun, and Inner Mongolia had the highest gains. The cultural media sector has taken a sharp turn, with the trio and publishing media falling to a standstill, while CITIC Publishing, China Science and Technology, and Reader Media had the highest declines. The gaming sector also showed a sluggish performance. Dasheng Culture hit a standstill, while Caesar Culture, Giant Network, and Perfect World had the highest declines.

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