317.5 trillion yuan, a new record for A-share half-year turnover, 19 stocks entering the "trillion club"

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On June 30, the first half of A-share trading officially concluded. Looking back at the market in the first half of the year, the most prominent label is "massive trading volume." Data shows that since 2026, the cumulative turnover of the entire market has exceeded 317.5 trillion yuan, setting a new half-year record. The peak daily turnover of A-shares also set a new record in the first half of this year: on January 14, it hit an all-time high of 3.99 trillion yuan, and on June 22, it set a new second-highest record of 3.76 trillion yuan. In the first half of this year, the "trillion club" for individual stock turnover also saw significant expansion. Looking back at the first half of 2025, only one stock, East Money, had turnover exceeding one trillion yuan; by the first half of 2026, this number surged to 19. Scanning this "trillion list," the "hard tech" content is extremely high, with the AI computing power supply chain occupying an absolute dominant position. The optical module duo leads the list: Zhongji Innolight tops the list with a turnover of over 2.83 trillion yuan, followed closely by Eoptolink with nearly 2.45 trillion yuan. The semiconductor army rises: Memory leader GigaDevice ranks third. In addition, key semiconductor targets such as Cambricon, Montage Technology, and Biwin Storage are densely included, showing strong capital pursuit of domestic computing power. Among the top ten, except for CATL and Zijin Mining, the remaining eight spots are all taken by the AI supply chain. (People's Financial News)
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