Chinanews.com client, Beijing, March 26 (Reporter Xie Yiguan) On March 26, the three major A-share stock indexes fluctuated higher throughout the day, and the Shanghai stock index returned to 3,400 points.
The textile and apparel sector continued to be strong, Xinjiang's local stocks rose, and the "drinking and taking medicine" market once again staged.
As of the close, the Shanghai Composite Index rose 1.63% to 3,418.33 points; the Shenzhen Component Index rose 2.60% to 13,769.68 points; the ChiNext Index rose 3.37% to 2745.40 points, regaining 2,700 points.
The Shanghai stock index chart.
On the previous trading day, the trading volume of Shanghai and Shenzhen stocks hit a new low during the year, but the investment enthusiasm in the market rebounded significantly on the 26th. The full-day trading volume of the two cities was 748 billion yuan, which was higher than that of the previous trading day.
Northbound funds continued to buy bottoms, with a net inflow of 6.430 billion yuan throughout the day.
On the disk, a total of 3180 stocks in the two cities rose, 92 stocks rose by the limit; 838 stocks fell, and 6 stocks fell by the limit.
Most of the industry sectors are booming, the textile and apparel sector is currently trading at a daily limit, with 10 stocks including Smith Barney, Ribo Fashion, and Langsha Stock trading at a daily limit.
The "drinking and taking medicine" market returned, and the colored sector rose late.
In terms of the concept sector, the concept of new energy vehicles led the market, and the concept of photovoltaic stocks exploded. 16 related stocks such as Heshun Electric, Jiuzhou Group, and Maiwei stocks rose by their daily limits.
In addition, Xinjiang's local stocks rose higher in the afternoon, and Xinjiang Communications Construction straightened its daily limit. Beixin Road and Bridge, Tianshan Stock, Western Animal Husbandry, Western Construction, and Guotong Stocks followed the rise.
"The market volatility rebounded, trading volume rebounded significantly, and market sentiment has improved. However, the current market is still in a range-bound pattern." Guotai Junan believes that although the Shanghai Index has a relatively strong performance, it is more likely to maintain range-bound fluctuations as a whole. For the time being, we do not see the possibility of a trend improvement or a sharp rebound.
Shanxi Securities believes that "the current index has limited room for further decline, the market fluctuating trend remains unchanged, and the turnover has basically remained stable. This round of substantial adjustment is coming to an end. In the future, the macroeconomic environment remains unchanged and future earnings expectations are gradually fulfilled. In the mid-term, we will maintain a volatile trend judgment."
According to Zhang Gang, an analyst at Centaline Securities, the future direction of core assets and cyclical industries will determine the direction of the A-share index, and it is necessary to continue to pay attention to changes in policy and capital.
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