每日收评三大指数缩量小幅调整，化工、锂电联袂领涨，市场再现9连板个股

Market Overview - The market experienced fluctuations with all three major indices retreating after initial gains. The total trading volume in the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets was 2 trillion yuan, a decrease of 56.2 billion yuan from the previous trading day. Over 3,100 stocks fell across the market [1] - The lithium battery sector saw a significant surge in the afternoon, with stocks like Fujian Holdings and Tianji Co. hitting the daily limit. The chemical sector also performed well, with stocks such as Chengxing Co. and Qingshuiyuan both achieving consecutive gains [1] Sector Performance - The lithium battery sector led the gains, particularly in the electrolyte segment, with stocks like Huasheng Lithium and Jiangsu Guotai reaching the daily limit. Tianqi Lithium announced supply agreements for a total of 72.5 million tons of electrolyte products with Zhongchuang Xinhang and 87 million tons with Guoxuan High-Tech for the years 2026-2028 [1][2] - The chemical sector saw a broad rally, with phosphoric chemical stocks continuing to rise. Companies like Qingshuiyuan and Chengxing Co. hit the daily limit, while others like Zhongwei Co. and Yuntianhua showed significant gains [2] Individual Stock Highlights - Individual stocks showed renewed interest in speculative trading, with stocks like Hefei China achieving a nine-day consecutive limit-up. Local stocks in Fujian, such as Zhangzhou Development, also saw rapid gains, indicating a preference for high-profile speculative stocks in a market with limited momentum [5] - The organic silicon sector was active, with stocks like Dongyue Silicon and Jiangsu Guotai hitting the daily limit, reflecting strong market interest [2] Future Market Analysis - The market is expected to continue its oscillation, with all three major indices slightly down but remaining above the five-day moving average. The current environment suggests that without new capital inflows, initiating a new index rally will be challenging. The focus should remain on trending sectors like chemicals and lithium batteries, while waiting for potential buying opportunities during market corrections [7]