China News Service, January 24 (China News reporter Xie Yiguan) With the release of multiple good news, on January 24, the three major A-share stock indexes rose in the afternoon, and the Shanghai Stock Index emerged from a strong market and returned to above 2,800 points.

  As of the close, the Shanghai Stock Exchange Index rose 1.8% to 2820.77 points; the Shenzhen Component Index rose 1% to 8682.19 points; the ChiNext Index rose 0.51% to 1696.19 points.

More than 4,000 shares in the A-share market rose, with 777.8 billion yuan traded throughout the day.

  Performance of the three major A-share stock indexes.

  Judging from the market, most sectors were in the red, with the diversified financial sector leading the gains, and related stocks such as AVIC Industrial Finance, COFCO Capital, and Xiangyi Rongtong hit their daily limit.

In addition, public transportation, construction, shipping, securities and other industry sectors also ranked among the top gainers.

  The picture shows the top gainers on the 24th.

  In terms of news, on the 24th, many departments released good news.

  According to the official website of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, Wang Jianjun, vice chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, said in an interview with the media, “We will further improve the quality evaluation standards of listed companies, highlight return requirements, and vigorously promote listed companies to better return investment through buybacks and cancellations, increase in dividends, etc. By."

  Xie Xiaobing, head of the Property Rights Management Bureau of the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council, mentioned at a press conference of the State Council Information Office that the effectiveness of market value management will be included in the assessment of the heads of central enterprises, and the heads of central enterprises will be guided to pay more attention to the market of the listed companies they control. Performance.

  Li Yunze, director of the State Financial Supervision and Administration Bureau, emphasized at the 17th Asian Financial Forum that at present, China's financial industry is generally operating steadily, risks are controllable, and it is fully confident, well-positioned, and capable of maintaining the healthy and stable development of the financial industry.

  From the perspective of comprehensive industry institutions, the current A-share market valuation level is at a historical low, and in the long run, it has a high allocation cost performance.

Investors are advised to pay close attention to changes in policy, funding and external factors.

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