The three major A-share indices fell collectively today. By the close, the Shanghai Stock Exchange Index fell 1.18%, the Shenzhen Securities Index fell 1.08%, the GEM Index fell 0.49%, the Beijing Stock Exchange 50 fell 2.66%, and the Science and Technology Innovation 50 Index fell 1.01%. The total market turnover was 1987 billion yuan, down from the previous day's volume of 324.6 billion yuan, and the total market volume was over 4,800 individual stocks. In terms of sector topics, arms restructuring concepts, components, MLCC concepts, high-speed copper cable connections, and communication equipment sectors registered the highest gains; diversified finance, industrial metals, sugar substitute concepts, precious metals, and food concepts registered the highest declines. On the market, the components sector picked up in the afternoon, and nearly 10 stocks including Chongda Technology, Junya Technology, Bomin Electronics, and Fenghua Hi-Tech rose and stopped, while Cheng Electronics, Yihao New Materials, Xunjiexing, and Jin'an Guoji had the highest gains. The copper cable high-speed connection sector showed active performance. Shenyu Co., Ltd. and Mingpu OptoMagnetic rose and stopped, while Zhaolong Interconnect, Changfei Optical Fiber, and Wall Nuclear Materials registered the highest gains. The military equipment sector bottomed out and rebounded. Optoelectronics shares and Inner Mongolia first aircraft rose and stopped, while Boyun New Materials, Tianqin Equipment, the construction industry, and the Great Wall military had the highest gains. Diversified financial sectors were sluggish throughout the day. Cuiwei shares and Xinli Finance fell to a halt, while Xiang Yi Rongtong, Nanhua Futures, and Hyde shares had the highest declines. The sugar substitute concept was also drastically revised. Red Cotton Co., Ltd. and Yasheng Group hit a standstill, while COFCO Technology, Happy Home, and Sanyuan Biotech had the highest declines. The industrial metals sector fell sharply, with Beifang Copper and Jingyi shares falling to a halt, while Yunnan Copper, Electrical Alloys, and Jiangxi Copper had the highest declines.

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