Zhong Guo Ji Jin Bao·2025-11-06 03:23Market Overview - The A-share market opened on November 6 with a slight upward trend, with the Shanghai Composite Index rising by 0.51%, the Shenzhen Component Index by 0.81%, and the ChiNext Index by 0.89% [1] - Key sectors showing gains include chemicals, electricity, and semiconductor chips, while local stocks from Fujian, short drama games, and tourism sectors experienced declines [1] Semiconductor Sector - The storage chip sector saw a significant rise at the market's opening, with Yingxin Development (000620) hitting the daily limit within a minute of trading, marking its 11th consecutive trading day of gains [3] - Other companies in the storage chip sector, such as Demingli (001309), also reached the daily limit, with additional gains seen in Aisen Co., Changguang Huaxin, and Xinxiangwei [4] Stock Performance - Notable stock performances include: - Yuanjie Technology: Current price 590.01, up 11.43% with a trading volume of 2.96 million [5] - Demingli: Current price 247.14, up 10.00% with a trading volume of 11.17 million [5] - Wensen Co.: Current price 60.51, up 9.98% with a trading volume of 5.52 million [5] Phosphate Chemical Sector - The phosphate chemical sector also experienced a surge, with Qing Shui Yuan (300437) hitting the daily limit, and Batian Co. (002170) also reaching the limit, alongside gains in Yuntianhua (600096), Chuanheng Co. (002895), and Chuanjinno (300505) [7] - Key stock performances in this sector include: - Qing Shui Yuan: Current price 12.22, up 20.04% with a trading volume of 2.887 million [8] - Batian Co.: Current price 12.42, up 10.01% with a trading volume of 5.173 million [8] Price Movements and Market Drivers - On November 5, SK Hynix announced the completion of price and quantity negotiations for HBM4 supply with NVIDIA, with prices expected to be over 50% higher than HBM3E [6] - The storage sector in the US saw significant gains, with Seagate Technology and SanDisk both rising over 10% [6] - The yellow phosphorus index increased by 4% on November 5, with a cumulative increase of over 7% in the past two weeks, driven by reduced production in wet-process phosphoric acid facilities and recovering demand for electrolyte raw materials [9]