Market Liquidity Overview - R007 increased from 1.4566% to 1.4651%, a rise of 0.85 basis points, while DR007 rose from 1.4372% to 1.4575%, an increase of 2.03 basis points. The spread between R007 and DR007 narrowed by 1.18 basis points [1][9] - The net inflow of funds this week was 2.997 billion, a decrease of 64.904 billion from the previous week. Fund supply was 110.177 billion, and fund demand was 107.180 billion. Fund supply increased by 15.540 billion, with net financing purchases rising by 37.822 billion [1][13] Industry Sector Liquidity Tracking - Most sectors in the CITIC first-level industry index rose this week, with the real estate sector showing the most significant increase at 6.99%. Other sectors like electronics and agriculture also saw slight gains. Conversely, the banking and comprehensive finance sectors led the declines, falling by 0.64% and 0.58%, respectively [2][18] - The electronic industry received the highest net inflow of leveraged funds, totaling 16.839 billion, while the transportation sector experienced a net outflow of 1.031 billion, marking the most significant reduction [21][22] Style Sector Liquidity Tracking - Growth and cyclical styles led the performance this week, with increases of 3.56% and 1.87%, respectively. The growth style accounted for 58.61% of the average daily trading volume, indicating it was the most active sector [3][19] - The average turnover rate for the growth style was the highest at 3.45%, while financial and stable styles had relatively low turnover rates [3][19]

Market Liquidity Overview - R007 increased from 1.5811% to 1.591%, a rise of 0.99 basis points, while DR007 decreased from 1.502% to 1.4941%, a drop of 0.79 basis points. The spread between R007 and DR007 widened by 1.78 basis points [9][11] - The net outflow of funds this week was 320.904 billion, an increase of 391.818 billion from the previous week. Fund supply was 144.097 billion, and fund demand was 465.001 billion [11][12] Industry Sector Liquidity Tracking - Most sectors in the CITIC first-level industry recorded declines, with the banking sector showing the strongest performance, up 3.13%. The pharmaceutical and textile sectors led the declines, falling 4.16% and 4.10% respectively [16][17] - The pharmaceutical industry had the highest overall congestion score, indicating significant market activity and potential risk [27][28] Style Sector Liquidity Tracking - The consumer style index experienced the largest decline of 3.90%, while the financial style saw a slight increase of 0.05%, making it the only sector with positive returns [32][33] - The growth style maintained the highest daily trading volume share at 52.43%, significantly ahead of other styles, and also had the highest turnover rate at 2.33% [30][32]

Market Liquidity Overview - R007 increased from 1.5514% to 1.5811%, a rise of 2.97 basis points, while DR007 decreased from 1.5323% to 1.502%, a drop of 3.03 basis points, resulting in a widening spread of 6.00 basis points between R007 and DR007 [9][11] - The net inflow of funds this week was 709.14 billion, an increase of 142.27 billion from the previous week, with total fund supply at 1323.94 billion and demand at 614.80 billion [11][12] Industry Sector Liquidity Tracking - The performance of the CITIC first-level industries was mixed, with non-ferrous metals and oil & petrochemicals leading gains at approximately 3.95% and 3.31% respectively, while food & beverage and computer sectors saw the largest declines at 4.42% and 2.25% respectively [16][18] - The pharmaceutical sector exhibited high overall congestion, with financials showing high congestion from volatility and turnover rates, while non-ferrous metals displayed high congestion from a momentum perspective, indicating elevated risk [29][30] Style Sector Liquidity Tracking - Growth style maintained the highest daily trading volume share at 48.79%, while financial and cyclical styles saw slight increases in their trading volume shares [32][33] - Daily turnover rates for growth style remained the highest at 2.48%, whereas financial and stable styles maintained relatively low turnover rates [32]