[Explanation] On February 28, the three major A-share indexes fell across the board, the Shanghai index fell below 2,900 points, the Shenzhen index fell below 11,000 points, and the GEM index fell below 2,100 points. As of the close of the day, the Shanghai Index fell 3.71% to close at 2882.30 points; the Shenzhen Component Index fell 4.80% to close at 10980.77 points; the GEM Index fell 5.70% to close at 2071.57 points.
From the perspective of the disk, the sector is green across the board, and the computer, power and financial sectors are among the top decliners. The turnover of the two cities was 1,129.5 billion yuan (RMB, the same applies hereinafter) for 8 consecutive trading days. Among the northbound funds, the Shanghai Stock Exchange had a net outflow of 2.324 billion yuan, and the Shenzhen Stock Exchange had a net outflow of 102 million yuan.
In this regard, financial commentator Buna Xin said that the overall decline of the stock index has nothing to do with the panic caused by the challenges of overseas epidemics, and the adjustment of relevant sectors may continue in the short term.
[Same period] (financial commentator Buna Xin) Then the control of the domestic epidemic is gradually emerging, but the world is facing a challenge of the epidemic. If it continues into the second quarter, it may affect the global manufacturing industry and even It has a significant impact on other industries, so I think the domestic sector adjustment may continue in the short term.
[Explanation] Speaking of the impact and outlook on the Chinese stock market outlook, relevant experts pointed out that although A shares will inevitably be affected by the external market, Chinese stock markets are relatively more resilient, and the capital market has a large rebound space, which is promising for the long term period.
[Same period] (Financial commentator Buna Xin) Any market is inevitable and will definitely be affected by external factors. First of all, from the perspective of opening up, we will gradually continue to release foreign capital into the market; from the perspective of reform, the capital market reform in recent years has actually been very strong, and the reform of the registration system may greatly stimulate the market. Vitality, then it will certainly promote the long-term and stable development of a capital market. Therefore, I think that the resilience of China's capital market in responding to external shocks will only grow stronger.
(Upstream financial expert consultant Jiang Han) For the Chinese capital market, we are still optimistic for a long time. We can also see that mask concept stocks are unique in today, so we also believe that there is still a lot of room for rebound in the Chinese capital market in the future. of. In fact, our current control and management, including treatment programs, are the most sound. We have reason and confidence to believe that the impact of this capital market on China is relatively small, and we can really control the impact on the economy within a relatively small range.
Reporter Xu Yinkang Yuzhan reports from Shanghai
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