A-shares closing review: the STAR 50 Index opened lower and rose to close up 4.69%, with the semiconductor industry chain continuing to rise in the afternoon

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The three major A-share indices rose collectively today. By the close, the Shanghai Composite Index was up 0.4%, the Shenzhen Component Index rose 1.31%, the ChiNext Index gained 1.56%, the Beijing Stock Exchange 50 rose 0.27%, and the STAR Market 50 increased 4.69%. The total market turnover was 3,114 billion yuan, up 27 billion yuan from the previous day, and more than 3,700 stocks declined across the market.

In terms of sectors and themes, electronic chemicals, components, storage chips, semiconductor equipment, and display panels led the gains. Film and television cinemas, tourism and hotels, coal mining and processing, broiler chicken farming, and minor metals led the declines.

On the trading board, the storage chip sector strengthened significantly after midday. Shannong Xinchuang, KeXiang Co., Ltd., and Zhongjing Electronics hit the daily limit, while Tuojing Technology, Demingli, Jiangbolong, and Baiwei Storage also followed higher.

The semiconductor equipment sector also surged markedly after midday. Shengmei Shanghai reached the 20cm limit-up, and Huafeng Measurement & Control, Changchuan Technology, Huahai Qingke, and InnoTek also led the gains.

The components sector performed actively. Yibo Technology, Xianfeng Holdings, Huazheng New Materials, Shennan Circuit, and Pengding Holdings hit the daily limit, while Jianghai Co., Ltd., Xingsen Technology, and Sunrol Electronics saw leading gains.

The coal mining and processing sector saw its declines widen after midday, with Yunmei Energy, Dayou Energy, and Liaoning Energy leading the drops.

The tourism and hotel sector fell across the board, with Tianfu Culture and Tourism, Caesar Tourism, and Zhangjiajie seeing leading declines.

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