This week, A-shares fluctuated slightly, and technology growth stocks performed well. The GEM Index, Science and Innovation 50, and Beijing Stock Exchange 50 weekly lines all rose for 3 consecutive weeks. Large-cap blue chip stocks adjusted slightly. The Shanghai Composite Index consolidated around 3,900 points, the Shanghai Stock Exchange 50 repeatedly tugged at around 3,000 points, and the Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 also competed repeatedly at 4,600 points. Weekly trading moderately expanded to 9.77 trillion yuan. Leveraged capital increased purchasing power. The total net purchase amount for the whole week exceeded 26 billion yuan, and the financing balance reached 2.49 trillion yuan, a record high. Most of Shenwan's tier-1 industries received net purchases from financing this week. Among them, the electronics industry received more than 8.6 billion yuan in net purchases, defense, military, communications and other industries received more than 2 billion yuan in net purchases, and non-ferrous metals, basic chemicals, power equipment, banking and other industries also received net purchases of more than 1 billion yuan. Only the computer and automotive industries were slightly net sold. In addition, according to Wind statistics, the electronics industry received a net inflow of more than 42.8 billion yuan in capital throughout the week; the communications, power equipment, mechanical equipment and other industries received a net inflow of more than 20 billion yuan; the defense, military, automobile and other industries received a net inflow of more than 10 billion yuan; and industries such as commerce and retail, light industry, and non-bank finance received a net inflow of more than 5 billion yuan. The banking industry experienced a net outflow of more than 4.8 billion yuan of capital, a net outflow of more than 3.9 billion yuan from the food and beverage industry, and a net outflow of more than 1 billion yuan from petroleum and petrochemical, coal, basic chemical industries.

This week, A-shares fluctuated slightly, and technology growth stocks performed well. The GEM Index, Science and Innovation 50, and Beijing Stock Exchange 50 weekly lines all rose for 3 consecutive weeks. Large-cap blue chip stocks adjusted slightly. The Shanghai Composite Index consolidated around 3,900 points, the Shanghai Stock Exchange 50 repeatedly tugged at around 3,000 points, and the Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 also competed repeatedly at 4,600 points. Weekly trading moderately expanded to 9.77 trillion yuan. Leveraged capital increased purchasing power. The total net purchase amount for the whole week exceeded 26 billion yuan, and the financing balance reached 2.49 trillion yuan, a record high. Most of Shenwan's tier-1 industries received net purchases from financing this week. Among them, the electronics industry received more than 8.6 billion yuan in net purchases, defense, military, communications and other industries received more than 2 billion yuan in net purchases, and non-ferrous metals, basic chemicals, power equipment, banking and other industries also received net purchases of more than 1 billion yuan. Only the computer and automotive industries were slightly net sold. In addition, according to Wind statistics, the electronics industry received a net inflow of more than 42.8 billion yuan in capital throughout the week; the communications, power equipment, mechanical equipment and other industries received a net inflow of more than 20 billion yuan; the defense, military, automobile and other industries received a net inflow of more than 10 billion yuan; and industries such as commerce and retail, light industry, and non-bank finance received a net inflow of more than 5 billion yuan. The banking industry experienced a net outflow of more than 4.8 billion yuan of capital, a net outflow of more than 3.9 billion yuan from the food and beverage industry, and a net outflow of more than 1 billion yuan from petroleum and petrochemical, coal, basic chemical industries.