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Market Overview - A-shares have shown a steady upward trend, with the Shanghai Composite Index reaching new highs for the year and approaching 3500 points, while major blue-chip stocks performed well [1] - Margin trading funds have recorded a net buy for nine consecutive days, totaling over 18.9 billion yuan this week, with a financing balance reaching 1.85 trillion yuan, the highest in nearly three months [1] Industry Performance - The power equipment industry saw over 3 billion yuan in net buying, while the non-ferrous metals and defense industries each received over 2 billion yuan [1] - The electronics, communications, basic chemicals, and computer sectors also attracted over 1 billion yuan in net buying [1] - Only five sectors, including oil and petrochemicals, construction decoration, and coal, experienced slight net selling [1] Fund Flow Analysis - The electronics and pharmaceutical industries each received over 20 billion yuan in net inflows from major funds this week, while basic chemicals, machinery, and public utilities saw over 8 billion yuan in net inflows [1] - The non-bank financial sector experienced a net outflow of over 5.7 billion yuan, with slight outflows in beauty care, retail, and computer sectors [1] Banking Sector Insights - After a brief adjustment, bank stocks have regained momentum, with several banks, including ICBC and CITIC Bank, reaching historical highs [2] - Market expectations for mid-term dividends from bank stocks are rising, with Changshu Bank announcing a proposal for a mid-term profit distribution plan [2] - In Q1, Changshu Bank reported revenue of 2.971 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 10.04%, and a net profit of 1.084 billion yuan, up 13.81% [2] Dividend Trends - In 2024, a significant number of listed companies are expected to announce mid-term dividend plans, with banks being the main contributors [3] - Long-term holding of dividend-paying bank stocks is expected to support sustained stock price increases due to higher liquidity and more predictable cash flows [3] - The upcoming Central Political Bureau meeting is anticipated to provide new policy signals that could benefit financial, technology, and quality consumer sectors [3]