China News Service, Beijing, December 3 (Liu Wenwen) The three major Chinese A-share stock indexes closed up on the 3rd.

After the opening of the day, the Shanghai Composite Index rose by 0.58%, the ChiNext Index fell weaker, and the index continued to rise in the afternoon. The Shanghai Composite Index rose close to 1%, returning to 3,600 points.

The turnover of the two cities exceeded 1 trillion yuan (RMB, the same below) for the 31st consecutive trading day.

  As of the close of the day, the Shanghai Stock Exchange Index reported 3607.43 points, an increase of 0.94%, with a turnover of 493.57 billion yuan; the Shenzhen Component Index reported 14892.05 points, an increase of 0.86%, with a turnover of 641.75 billion yuan; the Growth Enterprise Market Index reported 3478.67 points, an increase of 0.34%, with a turnover of 256.86 billion Yuan.

  In terms of specific sectors, green power, pumped storage, and coal concepts ranked among the top gainers, while the port and shipping sectors performed well throughout the day; tobacco, rare earths, paper, and phosphorous chemicals sectors ranked among the top decliners.

  The Orient Securities research team pointed out that from the perspective of index operation, the Shanghai Composite Index has shown a rebound trend recently, but the sustainability is not optimistic. It is necessary to consider the possibility of rising and falling. The market continues to maintain a high probability of "box shocks". Invest before the end of the year. People can continue to pay attention to low-valued varieties.

  Although the situation of the epidemic is not optimistic, the research team of Shanxi Securities still predicts that the negative impact of the new crown new variant on the Chinese A-share market is limited.

Looking back this year, the sentiment of the A-share market has been significantly weakened by the impact of external markets. Under the downward pressure on the domestic economy and the expectation of currency widening, the new-year market is still expected.

It is recommended that in the short term, focus on the pharmaceutical and biological, rare earth, and mass consumption sectors with strong performance restoration, and at the same time deploy clean energy, digital new infrastructure and other high-prosperity growth tracks on dips.

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