Group 1 - The expectation for interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve has diminished, leading to reduced foreign capital inflow into A-shares as the attractiveness of the dollar remains high [3] - The geopolitical conflicts, particularly the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict and the recent Israel-Palestine tensions, are impacting A-share industries, especially those reliant on energy and agricultural commodities [4] - Domestic and external demand pressures are evident, with commodity markets showing signs of weakness and trade protectionism affecting export-oriented sectors, particularly electronics and light industry [5] Group 2 - The A-share market is experiencing a critical week, with the potential for continued volatility depending on the persistence of these three major negative factors and the response of policies [5]