两大板块逆势走强，2天涨近100%

Market Overview - A-shares experienced fluctuations with the Shanghai Composite Index falling below 3900 points, the Shenzhen Component Index below 13000 points, and the ChiNext Index below 3000 points, marking a new low for the Science and Technology Innovation Board [1] - Over 4100 stocks declined, indicating a trend of shrinking trading volume [1] Innovation Drug Sector - The A-share innovative drug sector index opened higher and rose against the market trend, with stocks like Huabang Health and Shenlian Bio reaching their daily limit [2] - The Hong Kong market saw drug stocks like Yaojie Ankang surge by 46.34% previously and continue to rise, with a cumulative increase of nearly 100% over two days [2] - The "2025 European Society for Medical Oncology (ESMO)" conference is showcasing 23 Chinese research projects, a significant increase from 7 in 2024, highlighting the robust development of China's innovative drug industry [2] Policy Support for Pharmaceutical Industry - Beijing has implemented "32 measures" for two consecutive years to support innovative pharmaceutical development, including a streamlined clinical trial approval process [3] - The approval time for clinical trials has been reduced from 60 days to 30 days, with some projects approved in as little as 18 working days [3] - Fengzheng Securities remains optimistic about the long-term growth of the innovative industry chain, anticipating more business development (BD) opportunities by year-end [3] Coal Sector Performance - The coal sector continues to show strength, with the index achieving a new high for the year after eight consecutive days of gains [4] - Major coal companies like Dayou Energy and Antai Group have reached new highs, with Dayou Energy hitting its highest price since June 2016 [4] - The Central Meteorological Observatory forecasts a significant drop in temperatures, leading to increased heating demand in northern regions, which may boost coal consumption [4] Financial Performance of Coal Companies - CITIC Securities reports an average net profit growth of approximately 18% for coal companies in the third quarter [5] - Coking coal and anthracite companies are expected to show greater earnings elasticity, while the thermal coal sector remains the largest profit contributor [5] - The overall supply-demand balance in the coal industry is expected to remain stable, with potential supply shortages in the peak season, suggesting a possible improvement in coal prices [5]