Market Overview - The central bank announced the resumption of public market government bond trading, interpreted as a signal for a small interest rate cut, which is a positive development for the market [1] - The central bank also emphasized the exploration of liquidity provision mechanisms for non-bank institutions and the importance of managing market expectations to stabilize financial markets during significant fluctuations [1] Commodity Impact - Due to easing international tensions, spot gold and silver experienced a significant drop, with gold prices falling nearly 2% and dropping below $4000 [1] Market Sentiment - The probability of market gains remains high, supported by strong performances in major European and American indices, with U.S. stocks rising over 1% [2] - A-shares are expected to receive upward momentum from strong performances in the A50 index and Chinese concept stocks [2] Technical Analysis - The buying momentum is increasing, as evidenced by a 27-point rise last Friday and a 46-point increase yesterday, indicating sustained bullish sentiment [2] - Large institutional investors continue to enter the market, with trading volume exceeding 360 billion, suggesting ongoing buying pressure [2] Sector Performance - Key sectors such as technology and brokerage firms are showing strength, contributing to the overall market's upward trajectory [2] - Caution is advised regarding high-flying stocks, as they may be at risk of significant pullbacks once the current acceleration phase ends [2]