On June 27th, Jin10 News reported that the three major indexes opened low and went lower today, with the Shenzhen Component Index and the Growth Enterprise Market Index falling more than 1% at one point. As of midday closing, the Shanghai Composite Index fell 0.51%, the Shenzhen Component Index fell 0.89%, and the Growth Enterprise Market Index fell 1.06%. On the market, the consumer electronics sector showed strength against the trend, with Tianzhong Precision Machinery and Yingtong Communications both rising by the daily limit. Bank stocks rose, with city commercial banks leading the way. On the downside, the digital currency sector fell, with Feitian Integrity falling more than 10%; the home appliance sector weakened, with Hisense falling more than 8%. Most stocks fell and few rose, with about 4,000 stocks in both markets showing a green trend.
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A-shares midday review: ChiNext index fell 1.06%, consumer electronics zone saw the largest decline
On June 27th, Jin10 News reported that the three major indexes opened low and went lower today, with the Shenzhen Component Index and the Growth Enterprise Market Index falling more than 1% at one point. As of midday closing, the Shanghai Composite Index fell 0.51%, the Shenzhen Component Index fell 0.89%, and the Growth Enterprise Market Index fell 1.06%. On the market, the consumer electronics sector showed strength against the trend, with Tianzhong Precision Machinery and Yingtong Communications both rising by the daily limit. Bank stocks rose, with city commercial banks leading the way. On the downside, the digital currency sector fell, with Feitian Integrity falling more than 10%; the home appliance sector weakened, with Hisense falling more than 8%. Most stocks fell and few rose, with about 4,000 stocks in both markets showing a green trend.