China News Service, Beijing, January 4 (Liu Wenwen) A-shares ushered in the first trading day of 2022 on the 4th, but the overall performance was poor.

On that day, the three major indexes all opened higher and lowered, and collectively closed green.

Among them, ChiNext was the weakest, falling more than 2%.

　　As of the close, the Shanghai Composite Index fell 0.20% to close at 3,632.33 points, with a turnover of 510.25 billion yuan (RMB, the same below); the Shenzhen Component Index fell 0.44% to close at 14791.31 points with a turnover of 756.07 billion yuan; the ChiNext Index fell 2.18%. It closed at 3250.16 points, with a turnover of 297.82 billion yuan.

The turnover of the two cities reached 1.26 trillion yuan, breaking through one trillion yuan for the third consecutive trading day.

　　On the disk, industry sectors rose more and fell less.

Metaverse, media, aquaculture, blockchain, education and other sectors have the largest gains; benefiting from policy promotion, the Chinese medicine index soared by more than 4% intraday, setting off a wave of daily limit.

Energy metals, semiconductors, power, military and other sectors ranked among the top decliners.

　　The Guotai Junan Securities research team believes that looking forward to 2022, the A-share market will continue to fluctuate within a range with a top and a bottom.

Focusing on this round of New Year's Eve offensive, this round of restlessness will be more moderate in rhythm.

On the one hand, the current market has fully anticipated the wide currency rhythm in the first half of 2022.

On the other hand, the marginal drive brought about by the policy of stabilizing growth will be successively verified, and this will be the main drive to consolidate the current round of the new year's market.

On the whole, this round of the New Year's Eve offensive has progressed smoothly in rhythm, and more needs to be steady and steady in the adjustment of the structure.

　　The research team of China Securities Investment Corporation stated that the recent adjustment of A-shares more reflects expectations of economic recession and concerns about the effects of lenient credit policies.

Looking ahead to the market situation in January, the A-share market is expected to pick up again, and the overall performance should be stronger than that in December last year. The opportunity at the beginning of the year should be grasped.

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