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A-shares closing review: Shanghai Composite Index opened higher, fluctuated, and rose 1.46%; over 4,400 stocks in the entire market increased.
As of the market close, the Shanghai Composite Index rose 1.46% to 3,948.55 points, the Shenzhen Component Index increased 1.7% to 13,706.52 points, the ChiNext Index gained 1.96% to 3,247.52 points, and the NASDAQ 50 rose 2.39% to 1,278.12 points. The total market turnover was 2,001.8 billion yuan, a decrease of 3.9B yuan compared to the previous day’s trading volume.
In terms of sectors and themes, innovative medicine, components, and gaming sectors led the gains; rail transit equipment sector saw the largest decline.
In the market, the innovative medicine sector continued to strengthen, with Guangshengtang and Ruizhi Pharmaceutical hitting the 20% daily limit, and Aidi Pharmaceutical, Chengda Pharmaceutical, and several other stocks rising over 10%, with Peking University Medicine and Yibai Pharmaceutical hitting the daily limit. The component sector strengthened, with Chuanjian Intelligent and Jingsai Technology rising over 10%, and Zhongjing Electronics hitting the daily limit. The gaming sector fluctuated upward, with Perfect World and GigaNetwork hitting the daily limit. The rail transit equipment sector opened high and then declined, with Jiao Da Iron and Tongye Technology falling over 7%.