Sino-Singapore Jingwei Client, March 23. On Tuesday, the three major A-share stock indexes fell collectively. The Shanghai Stock Exchange Index nearly stood at 3,400 points, and the index fell more than 2% in intraday trading.

On the disk, most industry sectors fell, led by cyclical stocks such as nonferrous metals, steel, and coal.

  As of the close, the Shanghai Index reported 3411.51 points, a decrease of 0.93%, with a turnover of 343.47 billion yuan; the Shenzhen Component Index reported 13607.27 points, a decrease of 1.12%, with a turnover of 445.105 billion yuan; the GEM index reported 2668.08 points, a decrease of 1.12%.

  In terms of individual stocks, 1170 stocks rose, among which ST Rock, Yinzhijie, ST Tiancheng and other stocks rose by more than 5%.

2,951 individual stocks fell, of which Satellite Petrochemical, Guiguan Power, Wall Nuclear Materials and other stocks fell more than 5%.

  In terms of turnover rate, a total of 76 stocks have a turnover rate of more than 20%. Among them, Shunbo Alloy has the highest turnover rate, reaching 86.55%.

  As of the last trading day, the Shanghai Stock Exchange’s financing balance was reported at 799.081 billion yuan, an increase of 1.968 billion yuan from the previous trading day. The securities lending balance was at 87.759 billion yuan, an increase of 2.111 billion yuan from the previous trading day; the Shenzhen Stock Exchange’s financing balance was at 713.658 billion yuan. , An increase of 3.248 billion yuan from the previous trading day, and the securities lending balance reported 56.059 billion yuan, an increase of 982 million yuan from the previous trading day.

The balance of margin financing and securities lending in the two cities totaled 1,565.556 billion yuan, an increase of 8.308 billion yuan from the previous trading day.

  From the perspective of the north-south capital flow of Shanghai-Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect, as of press time, the net outflow of northbound funds is 5.116 billion yuan, of which the net outflow of Shanghai Stock Connect is 2.10 billion yuan, the balance of funds on the day is 54.10 billion yuan, and the net outflow of Shenzhen Stock Connect is 3.016 billion yuan. The balance was 55.016 billion yuan; the net outflow of southbound funds was 1.29 billion yuan, of which the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect net outflow was 380 million yuan, the day’s fund balance was 42.38 billion yuan, the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect net outflow was 910 million yuan, and the day’s fund balance was 42.91 billion yuan.

  Industry sector decline list

  On the disk, most of the industry sectors fell, with gas and heating, securities, wine, and communications equipment sectors leading the rise; non-ferrous metals, coal, chemical fiber, steel, tourism, electricity, mineral products and other sectors were leading the decline.

  Securities stocks rose in the afternoon, and Guolian Securities rose by its daily limit for the second consecutive trading day.

  Conceptual sector decline list

  The concept sector rose less and fell more. The lithography machine, digital currency, electronic payment, operating system and other sectors rose at the top; titanium metal, medical beauty concept, rare earth permanent magnet, scarce resources, phosphorus concept, special steel, organic silicon and other sectors fell Forward.

  Looking ahead, Lion Fund analysis pointed out that although the Fed stated in its recent meeting that the quantitative easing policy will remain unchanged and reiterated that rising inflation is a temporary phenomenon, it has failed to prevent the US bond yields from continuing to rise.

But from a period of time, the deterministic trend of overseas long-end interest rates rebounding with economic recovery is expected to be gradually digested by the market, and the capital market's response to interest rate fluctuations is also expected to gradually passivate.

This means that after the previous period of volatility, short-term market risks may have been released to a certain extent.

(Zhongxin Jingwei APP)

(The opinions in the article are for reference only and do not constitute investment advice. Investment is risky, and you need to be cautious when entering the market.)