A-share market closing review: The three major indices all rose, with the MiniLED, MicroLED, and glass substrate sectors surging.

Mars Finance News, June 30: The three major A-share indices rose collectively. The Shanghai Composite Index rose 0.5% to 4094.4 points, the Shenzhen Component Index rose 2.48% to 16205.56 points, and the ChiNext Index rose 2.99% to 4342.71 points; the Beijing Stock Exchange 50 Index rose 2.1%. The total trading value across the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets was approximately 32737.58 billion yuan, shrinking by about 2439.96 billion yuan compared with the previous trading day. In the whole market, 3054 stocks rose and 2364 stocks fell, including 170 stocks hitting the daily limit up and 20 stocks hitting the daily limit down. In terms of sector themes, PCB concepts, optical optoelectronics, and the semiconductor sector led the gains; innovative drugs and the banking sector led the losses. On the market board, the MiniLED, MicroLED, and glass substrate sectors surged, with more than ten stocks such as Jingfang Technology and Fuman Micro hitting the daily limit up; the semiconductor sector was strong, with areas including auto chips, AI chips, and memory chips leading the way, and several stocks such as Xinjieneng and TCL Technology hitting the daily limit up; the robotics sector moved higher, with Estun hitting the daily limit up; the optical optoelectronics sector strengthened, with several stocks such as Moly Optics hitting the daily limit up; and the CPO concept, lab-grown diamonds, consumer electronics, electronic paper concepts, and helium gas concepts led the gains. Pharmaceutical stocks pulled back, with directions such as pharmaceutical distribution, traditional Chinese medicine, and specialty drugs leading the declines, and Tonghua JINMA and Jichuan Pharmaceutical hitting the daily limit down; the coal sector weakened, with JINJIN Coal Industry falling by more than 5%; the aviation and airports sector declined, with China Southern Airlines leading the decline; and sectors such as insurance, gene modification, banking, and shipping ports led the losses. (Reported by Kegu Bao)
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