Zhongxin Finance, April 25th (Shi Rui) On April 25th, A shares opened lower and moved lower. The three major stock indexes all fell by more than 5% on the day. "Shanghai Index fell below 3000 points", "A shares", "funds" Eight topics including , "big market", "thousand stocks in the two cities fell by more than 9%", "Shanghai Composite Index" and "stock market" have successively appeared on Weibo hot search.
As of the close, the Shanghai Composite Index fell 5.13% to 2928.51 points, below the 3000-point integer mark, hitting a new low since mid-June 2020; the Shenzhen Component Index fell 6.08% to 10379.28 points; the ChiNext Index fell 5.56% to 2169 points.
More than 4,500 stocks fell in the two cities, of which 769 stocks fell by the limit, and only 147 stocks rose.
Throughout the day, northbound funds sold a net 4.397 billion yuan throughout the day, including a net sales of 4.847 billion yuan in Shanghai Stock Connect and a net purchase of 450 million yuan in Shenzhen Stock Connect.
On the disk, the sectors of the two cities are green across the board. The military, non-ferrous, semiconductor, chemical, coal, petroleum and other sectors are among the top losers. The brewing, medicine, automobile, insurance, real estate and other sectors are all weaker, and the banking and securities sectors are relatively lower. smaller.
The team of Chen Guo, chief strategy officer of CITIC Construction Investment Securities, recently released a research report that from a medium-term perspective, A shares are building a U-shaped bottom area.
The team pointed out that, on the one hand, the policy bottom and credit bottom may have been roughly confirmed, and the follow-up profit bottom will be gradually completed in the medium term; on the other hand, the market's valuation and sentiment indicators have also entered the bottom area of the market, but the short-term market There are still many challenges.
On the same day, Hong Kong stocks also suffered heavy losses. As of press time, the Hang Seng Index fell more than 3.7% to 19,868 points, hitting a new low since March 16. Most of the Asia-Pacific stock markets also fell, with the Nikkei 225 Index closing down 1.9% to 26,590 points. The index fell 1.76 percent to 2,657 points.
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