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Market Overview - The A-share market experienced a collective pullback today, with the Shanghai Composite Index down 0.42% closing at 3897.71 points, the Shenzhen Component down 0.68% at 13056.70 points, and the ChiNext Index down 0.69% at 3071.15 points. The total trading volume in the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets was 1593.4 billion, a decrease of 280.5 billion from the previous day [3][4]. Market Sentiment - Current market sentiment is complex, with concerns about insufficient trading volume during index rebounds and fears of profit-taking when volume increases. The market showed a significant drop in trading volume today, with the Shanghai market seeing a reduction of 20 billion compared to the previous day, while the Shenzhen market experienced a slight increase of 20 billion [4][5]. Stock Performance - A total of 3531 stocks declined today, while only 1534 stocks rose, with a median decline of 0.76%, which is significantly greater than the declines of the major indices. This indicates that large-cap stocks provided some support to the indices, with the Shanghai market being supported by "three oil giants" and Industrial Fulian, while the Shenzhen market was supported by "Yizhongtian" and Midea Group [4][5]. Sector Performance - Strong performances were noted in sectors such as pharmaceuticals, public utilities, and coal, while various metal-related sectors (including precious metals, non-ferrous metals, and energy metals) and new energy material sectors (such as photovoltaics and batteries) showed weakness. The banking sector contributed positively, with Agricultural Bank leading the gains in the afternoon session [6]. Capital Flow - There was a notable outflow of capital today, with large institutional outflows amounting to 52.6 billion, and northbound capital seeing a significant outflow of 47.8 billion. This trend indicates a return to previous high levels of capital outflow, with specific stocks like ZTE Corporation experiencing the highest outflow [6]. External Market Influences - The U.S. stock market faced its first significant pullback after a series of rebounds, primarily supported by interest rate cut expectations. Meanwhile, the Japanese stock market experienced a sharp decline due to rising expectations of yen interest rate hikes, which could lead to a reduction in global liquidity and increased market volatility [7].