China News Agency, Beijing, April 29 (Reporter Chen Kangliang) On the last trading day of April, China's A-shares ushered in a surge, and the four major stock indexes all strengthened.

The representative Shanghai Composite Index soared more than 2% on the 29th, returning to the 3,000-point mark.

　　As of the close of the day, the Shanghai Composite Index reported 3,047 points, an increase of 2.41%, with a turnover of 440.4 billion yuan (RMB, the same below); the Shenzhen Component Index reported 11,021 points, an increase of 3.69%, with a turnover of 524.6 billion yuan; the Small and Medium Composite Index reported 10,960 points, an increase of 524.6 billion yuan. 4.47%; ChiNext Index reported 2319 points, up 4.11%.

　　Yang Delong, chief economist of Qianhai Open Source Fund, said that the surge in A-shares that day was mainly due to positive signals released by Chinese officials.

The Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China held a meeting on April 29 to analyze and study the current economic situation and economic work, and made specific arrangements for a series of important issues of market concern, including real estate and platform economy, which greatly boosted market confidence and reversed the market. Pessimism.

　　Among them, the meeting emphasized that it is necessary to promote the healthy development of the platform economy, complete the special rectification of the platform economy, implement normalized supervision, and introduce specific measures to support the standardized and healthy development of the platform economy.

　　In terms of specific sectors, the Internet e-commerce sector set off a daily limit on the day (up 20% or 10%), the overall sector led the A shares with an increase of 11.08%, and many stocks listed on the Growth Enterprise Market recorded a 20% increase.

In addition, as a representative of large-cap stocks with a large influence on the index, brokerage stocks also rose by more than 4% on the day, ranking among the top gainers.

　　China Securities Depository and Clearing Co., Ltd. recently announced that from April 29, the transfer fee for stock transactions will be reduced by 50% in general, that is, the transfer fee for stock transactions will be 0.02‰ of the current transaction amount for A shares in Shanghai and Shenzhen markets, and 0.02‰ for A shares in Beijing market and The shares of the listed company are charged in both directions according to the transaction amount of 0.025‰, and the unified reduction is reduced to 0.01% of the transaction amount in both directions.

　　In this regard, Guotai Junan analyst Liu Xinqi said that the reduction of stock transaction transfer fees will help reduce investor costs and stimulate market vitality, thereby driving the securities business sector to obtain significant excess returns. This policy is expected to become a catalyst for the securities business sector.

　　Regarding the future trend of A-shares, Yang Delong believes that the adjustment of the A-share market this year has exceeded many people's expectations.

But experience has shown that the more confident it is in times like these.

In addition, favorable policies have appeared frequently recently, ranging from promotion fees, infrastructure construction, and RRR cuts to lowering stock transaction transfer fees, which are conducive to restoring market confidence and promoting a rebound in the broader market.

Investors should maintain a good attitude at the bottom of the market and stick to value investing.

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