At the close, the Shanghai Stock Exchange Index rose 0.19% to 3697.52 points, the Shenzhen Stock Exchange Index fell 1.19% to 11534.38 points, the GEM index fell 1.71% to 2638.23 points, and the Beijing Stock Exchange 50 fell 2.13% to 963.95 points. The turnover of the three markets was 1623 billion yuan, down 349.7 billion yuan from the previous day. More than 3,100 stocks fell across the market. In terms of sector topics, the pharmaceutical business, gaming, and liquor sectors registered the highest gains; the components, precious metals, and CPO sectors registered the highest declines. On the market, the pharmaceutical business sector bucked the trend and surged. Intel Group and Saili Healthcare went up and down, while Shuyu Ping, Kyushu Express, Dashanlin, Shanghai Pharmaceuticals, and Jianzhijia followed suit. The gaming sector fluctuated and rose. E-Soul Network rose and stopped, Shengtian Network rose more than 10%, and Yao Ji Technology, Glacier Network, Palm Technology, Fuchun Shares, and Caesar Culture followed suit. The liquor sector opened low and went high, while the Huangtai Liquor Industry rose and stopped, and Golden Seed Liquor, Jinshiyuan, Yingjia Gongjiu, Gujing Gongjiao, and Luzhou Laojiao followed suit. The component sector fell sharply. Jin'an Guoji, Huazheng New Materials, Oshcon, and Aohong Electronics hit a halt. Sanhuan Group and Nanya New Materials fell by more than 10%, while Wan Yuantong, Shengyi Technology, Xunjiexing, Ultrasonic Electronics, and Tianjin Pulin followed the decline. Affected by the fall in international gold prices, the precious metals sector weakened sharply. Chifeng Gold once hit a standstill, and Zhaojin Gold, Zijin Mining, Shanjin International, and Societe Generale Silver Tin followed suit. The CPO sector continued to weaken, with Liante Technology and Yute Optoelectronics falling more than 15%, Huashengchang falling to a halt, and Shengyi Technology, Wanyuantong, and Ultrasonic Electronics falling more than 9%.
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At the close, the Shanghai Stock Exchange Index rose 0.19% to 3697.52 points, the Shenzhen Stock Exchange Index fell 1.19% to 11534.38 points, the GEM index fell 1.71% to 2638.23 points, and the Beijing Stock Exchange 50 fell 2.13% to 963.95 points. The turnover of the three markets was 1623 billion yuan, down 349.7 billion yuan from the previous day. More than 3,100 stocks fell across the market. In terms of sector topics, the pharmaceutical business, gaming, and liquor sectors registered the highest gains; the components, precious metals, and CPO sectors registered the highest declines. On the market, the pharmaceutical business sector bucked the trend and surged. Intel Group and Saili Healthcare went up and down, while Shuyu Ping, Kyushu Express, Dashanlin, Shanghai Pharmaceuticals, and Jianzhijia followed suit. The gaming sector fluctuated and rose. E-Soul Network rose and stopped, Shengtian Network rose more than 10%, and Yao Ji Technology, Glacier Network, Palm Technology, Fuchun Shares, and Caesar Culture followed suit. The liquor sector opened low and went high, while the Huangtai Liquor Industry rose and stopped, and Golden Seed Liquor, Jinshiyuan, Yingjia Gongjiu, Gujing Gongjiao, and Luzhou Laojiao followed suit. The component sector fell sharply. Jin'an Guoji, Huazheng New Materials, Oshcon, and Aohong Electronics hit a halt. Sanhuan Group and Nanya New Materials fell by more than 10%, while Wan Yuantong, Shengyi Technology, Xunjiexing, Ultrasonic Electronics, and Tianjin Pulin followed the decline. Affected by the fall in international gold prices, the precious metals sector weakened sharply. Chifeng Gold once hit a standstill, and Zhaojin Gold, Zijin Mining, Shanjin International, and Societe Generale Silver Tin followed suit. The CPO sector continued to weaken, with Liante Technology and Yute Optoelectronics falling more than 15%, Huashengchang falling to a halt, and Shengyi Technology, Wanyuantong, and Ultrasonic Electronics falling more than 9%.
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