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市场日报：三大指数宽幅震荡 两市量能跌破1.5万亿
Datong Securities·2024-12-06 08:05

Market Overview - The three major indices opened lower on December 5, 2024, but quickly rebounded before fluctuating throughout the day, ultimately closing slightly higher. The Shanghai Composite Index rose by 0.12% to close at 3368.86 points, the Shenzhen Component Index increased by 0.29% to 10634.49 points, and the ChiNext Index gained 0.36% to 2221.46 points [3][7][8]. Trading Volume - The trading volume in the two markets fell below 1.5 trillion yuan, indicating a decrease in market activity [10]. Sector Performance - Most sectors in the Shenwan first-level industry indices saw gains, with Media, Social Services, and Computer sectors leading the rise. Conversely, the Oil & Petrochemical, Comprehensive, and Food & Beverage sectors experienced declines [11][12][20]. Key News - The National Development and Reform Commission announced support for local initiatives to promote ice and snow tourism, including the establishment of local ice and snow days and special holidays [13]. - Regulatory adjustments were made to the stock repurchase financing guidelines, increasing the maximum financing ratio from 70% to 90% for stock repurchase loans [13]. - Bitcoin prices surged past $100,000, marking a 138% increase year-to-date, with a significant rise from $68,000 to $100,000 in just one month [13]. Index Performance - The performance of major indices on December 5, 2024, included: - Shanghai Composite Index: +0.12% - Shenzhen Component Index: +0.29% - CSI 300 Index: -0.23% - ChiNext Index: +0.36% - Sci-Tech 50 Index: +0.25% - North Star 50 Index: +0.94% [15][16]. Market Strength - The market showed a strong upward trend with 3,820 stocks rising, 145 remaining flat, and 1,403 declining. The proportion of rising stocks was 69.15% [17][18]. Capital Flow - The net inflow of capital in the Shenwan first-level industries on December 5, 2024, indicated significant interest in sectors such as Media and Non-Bank Financials, while sectors like Oil & Petrochemical and Food & Beverage saw net outflows [21][23].