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Afternoon comment: the three major indexes rose collectively, and the gem index "retaliatory" rebounded by nearly 4%.
As of midday today, both the Ning combination and the Mao index have ushered in a rise. On the three major indexes, the Prev rose 1.02 per cent, the Shenzhen Composite Index rose 2.16 per cent, and the gem index rose 3.75 per cent. On the market, CRO, liquor and medical sectors are among the top gainers, while Yingjiagong Liquor in the Liquor sector is up by the daily limit, Jiugui Liquor is up nearly 9 per cent, Guizhou Moutai is up more than 2 per cent, and Wuliangye is up nearly 4 per cent. In the two major sectors of medicine and health care, Kailiying rose by more than 9% and Wuxi Apptec rose by nearly 7%. In addition, Mindray Medical and Ayre Ophthalmology rose by more than 9%. In addition, it is worth paying attention to the gem after seven days in a row.
HangZhou Iron & Steel Expects Net Profit Rise to Be Supported by Rebound in China's Steel and Iron Sectors>600126.SH
Exciting! "Sky floor" is on in 5 minutes. What happened?
Stock market summary A-share three major stock indexes opened higher in early trading, and then the trend showed differentiation. The Prev fell slightly and then rebounded, fluctuating in a narrow range around the flat line, while the gem index fluctuated lower, falling more than 1.7% in intraday trading, and most technology stocks fell back. The Kechuang 50 index, which recently led the rise, fell 2%, and short-term sentiment in the market fell. The whole day turnover exceeded 27 billion. By the end of the day, the Prev index was up 0.01%, the Shenzhen index was down 0.4%, and the gem index was down 1.2%. In terms of plate concept, BIPV concept, granular silicon, prefabricated buildings, photovoltaic and other plates led the rise, while titanium dioxide, lithography, medical beauty, rice wine and other plates led the decline. Two cities