Zheng Quan Shi Bao Wang·2026-01-15 02:15Core Viewpoint - The market experienced a slight decline on January 14, with the Shanghai Composite Index down by 0.31%. However, the total margin financing balance increased to 26,982.31 billion yuan, reflecting a rise of 152.38 billion yuan from the previous trading day [1]. Margin Financing Overview - As of January 14, the margin financing balance in the Shanghai market was 13,513.10 billion yuan, up by 82.09 billion yuan; in the Shenzhen market, it was 13,376.36 billion yuan, increasing by 68.55 billion yuan; and in the Beijing Stock Exchange, it reached 92.85 billion yuan, up by 1.74 billion yuan. The combined margin financing balance for Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Beijing was 26,982.31 billion yuan, an increase of 152.38 billion yuan [1]. - Among the industries tracked by Shenwan, 22 sectors saw an increase in margin financing, with the computer industry leading with an increase of 39.64 billion yuan, followed by the communication and public utilities sectors, which increased by 16.97 billion yuan and 16.93 billion yuan, respectively [1]. Individual Stock Performance - A total of 1,961 stocks experienced an increase in margin financing, accounting for 52.02% of the total. Among these, 535 stocks had a margin financing increase of over 5%. The stock with the highest increase in margin financing was Puris, with a latest margin financing balance of 1.20 billion yuan, reflecting a 228.57% increase from the previous trading day, and its stock price rose by 14.70% [1]. - Other notable stocks with significant increases in margin financing included Zhisheng Information and Ruifeng New Materials, with increases of 117.49% and 77.12%, respectively [1]. Top Gainers and Losers in Margin Financing - The top 20 stocks with the highest increase in margin financing averaged a rise of 7.00%, with Jia Yuan Technology, Hanshuo Technology, and Nuo Si Ge leading with increases of 20.00%, 20.00%, and 19.25%, respectively [2]. - Conversely, the stocks with the largest decreases in margin financing included Feike Electric, which saw a decline of 42.15%, and other notable declines were recorded by Lifan Holdings and Shisheng Intelligent, with decreases of 27.19% and 23.79%, respectively [5].