A-shares midday review: The ChiNext Index rose 2.66% in the first half of the day, reaching a ten-year high again, with collective breakthroughs in computing power leasing and the battery industry chain.

Mars Finance News: On April 16, the A-share market saw a volatile rebound in the morning. By midday, the Shanghai Composite Index rose 0.53% to 4,048.64 points, the Shenzhen Component Index rose 1.69%, and the ChiNext Index rose 2.66%, once again hitting a new 10-year high; the Beijing Stock Exchange 50 Index increased 1.07%. The total half-day trading value across the Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Beijing markets was 14,699 billion yuan, down 1,237 billion yuan from the previous day; more than 3,800 stocks across the market rose.

In terms of sectors, computing power leasing, energy metals, film and television cinema, and battery-related sectors led the gains, while sectors including oil and gas, pharmaceuticals, and breeding saw adjustments.

On the trading floor, CATL’s first-quarter report exceeded market expectations and boosted sentiment in the battery sector. CATL’s total market capitalization in A-shares surpassed 2 trillion yuan; Longpan Technology reached the daily limit (closed at the daily limit), and Shengyang Co., Ltd. set a new high. Nvidia’s spot leasing prices for its entire GPU lineup rose sharply, and the computing power leasing concept strengthened repeatedly. Litong Electronics, Chengchuang Data, and Hongjing Technology reached new intraday highs, while Jinj i Shares, Huasheng Shares, and others hit the daily limit (closed at the daily limit).

On the other hand, some of the innovative drug concept stocks that rose yesterday saw partial pullbacks; Xinlitai touched the down limit / daily limit down. Pork stocks also retreated somewhat, with Tianbang Foods touching the down limit / daily limit down during trading. (Kegu Bao Report)