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Market Overview - The A-share market is experiencing a structural differentiation, with the Shanghai Composite Index showing resilience due to support from financial stocks, only slightly down by 0.11% to 3884.93 points, while the Shenzhen market faces more significant adjustment pressure, with the Shenzhen Component Index down 0.71% and the ChiNext Index down 1.29% [1] - Trading volume remains active but has decreased, with the Shanghai market's half-day turnover at 509.88 billion and the Shenzhen market at 674.34 billion, totaling a reduction of approximately 52.9 billion compared to the previous trading day, indicating no panic selling and a stable overall market sentiment [1] Sector Performance - The non-bank financial sector led the gains, rising by 2.03%, becoming a key support for the market, while the banking sector also increased by 0.39%. Consumer sectors such as retail, agriculture, and food and beverage also saw upward movement [1] - In contrast, technology growth sectors faced pressure, with electronics, media, and telecommunications sectors declining by over 1%, reflecting a clear "defensive counterattack" trend where funds shifted from previously high-performing growth sectors to undervalued, high-dividend, and policy-favored areas [1] Financial Sector Insights - The strong performance of the financial sector is driven by supportive policies and valuation recovery, with the central government's statement about implementing incremental policies by 2026 boosting market expectations. The central bank's reaffirmation of flexible monetary policy tools has created a favorable liquidity environment [2] - Non-bank financials, particularly brokerage firms, benefit from improved macro conditions and long-term dividends from capital market reforms and increased direct financing. The current valuation of the sector is at a historical low, providing a high margin of safety for attracting capital [2] Consumer Sector Dynamics - The active consumer sector is also catalyzed by recent policies aimed at enhancing business and financial collaboration to boost consumption, with a focus on directing funds into the consumer domain, leading to a rise in retail and related sectors [2] Investment Focus - Investors should concentrate on several clear themes: policy-supported technology innovation, low-valuation and stable performance consumer sectors, financial sectors benefiting from monetary easing and capital market reforms, and real estate sectors expected to stabilize as policies take effect [3]