Group 1 - The Sci-Tech Innovation 50 Index opened lower on August 6 but showed a strong upward trend throughout the day, closing at 1059.76 points with a gain of 0.58% and a trading volume of approximately 34.76 billion yuan [1] - The Sci-Tech Comprehensive Index rose by 1.01% to close at 1366.07 points, with a total trading volume of 165.4 billion yuan. Excluding the suspended stock Jin Chengzi, the remaining 588 stocks on the Sci-Tech Board mostly rose, with an average increase of 1.43% and an average turnover rate of 3.65% [2] - High-priced stocks showed mixed performance while low-priced stocks mostly increased. Software service stocks and specialized machinery stocks performed strongly, while biopharmaceutical and chemical pharmaceutical stocks had the largest declines [2] Group 2 - In terms of individual stock performance, Haosen Intelligent, Danghong Technology, and Hongwei Technology reached the daily limit, showing the highest gains, while Wewen New Materials hit the daily limit down, recording the largest decline [2] - In trading volume, Haiguang Information led with a trading volume of 5.61 billion yuan, while ST Pava had the lowest trading volume at 671.4 thousand yuan [3] - Regarding turnover rates, Zhongyan Co., Ltd. had the highest turnover rate at 30.1%, while Tianneng Co., Ltd. had the lowest at 0.2% [4]

Market Performance - The Sci-Tech Innovation 50 Index opened lower but closed up over 1%, ending at 1049.41 points with a gain of 1.22% and a fluctuation of 1.51% [1] - The total trading volume reached approximately 33.22 billion yuan, with 478 stocks rising on the Sci-Tech Board [1] - The average increase for 589 stocks on the Sci-Tech Board was 0.70%, with an average turnover rate of 3.40% and a total trading volume of 155.4 billion yuan, which significantly decreased compared to the previous trading day [1] Sector Performance - Active sectors included components, semiconductors, and specialized machinery, while some biopharmaceutical and chemical pharmaceutical stocks experienced declines [1] Individual Stock Performance - Notable gainers included Nanmo Biology, Dongxin Co., Kesi Technology, and Xingtuxinke, each rising by 20%, leading the component stocks [1] - On the downside, Kexing Pharmaceutical saw a decline of 9.42%, marking the largest drop [1] Trading Volume - Dongxin Co. had the highest trading volume at 5.67 billion yuan, while ST Pava recorded the lowest at 1.121 million yuan [2] Turnover Rate - Xinyu Ren had the highest turnover rate at 23.29%, while Tianneng Co. had the lowest at 0.18% [3]

个股表现方面，热景生物上涨20.00%，涨幅居首；信宇人下跌12.03%，跌幅居首。 成交额方面，寒武纪成交额31.12亿元，位居首位；仁度生物成交额805.68万元，位居末位。 换手率方面，信宇人换手率为27.05%，位居首位；龙腾光电及威胜信息换手率均为0.20%，同居末位。 （文章来源：新华财经） 科创50指数7月4日早间微幅低开，指数盘初震荡下行，跌约0.7%后开始逐步反弹，午后翻红并有快速 拉升，但涨逾1.2%后震荡回落，尾盘在上一交易日收盘点位附近窄幅整理，收盘时微幅下跌。至收盘 时，科创50指数报984.80点，跌幅0.02%，指数振幅为2.09%，总成交额约245亿元。 4日，科创综指盘初震荡下跌，跌约1%后开始波动反弹，午后一度涨近0.95%，随后持续调整，收盘时 下跌0.33%，收于1215.29点，总成交额约1024亿元，总成交额放量。 当日，科创板近八成股票收跌。部分创新药相关股延续强势表现，热景生物、汇宇制药、神州细胞、荣 昌生物、上海谊众、前沿生物等大幅上涨；拓荆科技、思特威、峰岹科技等少数半导体股出现显著上 涨。信宇人、晶品特装、华曙高科等专用机械股跌幅靠前。 经新华财经统计，7 ...

新华财经北京5月22日电（罗浩）科创50指数5月22日早间小幅低开，指数盘初震荡上扬，涨近0.5%后 开始调整，午间收盘时基本走平，午后延续调整态势，收盘时下跌。至收盘时，科创50指数报990.71 点，跌幅0.48%，指数振幅为1.14%，总成交额约164.4亿元。 个股表现方面，三生国健上涨20.00%，涨幅居首；信宇人下跌6.38%，跌幅居首。 成交额方面，寒武纪成交额19.68亿元，位居首位；丛麟科技成交额858.89万元，位居末位。 换手率方面，汉邦科技换手率为49.24%，位居首位；华润微换手率为0.12%，位居末位。 （文章来源：新华财经） 22日，科创综指盘初冲高后震荡下行，早间期间最高涨约0.65%，尾盘最低跌约0.73%，收盘时跌 0.61%，收于1167.89点，总成交额约747.6亿元，成交额小幅放量。 伴随指数调整，科创板当日近八成个股下跌。市场活跃度也有所下降，经新华财经统计，5月22日创下 2025年以来新高、30个交易日新高、20个交易日新高的科创板股票家数分别为18只、44只、49只，上一 交易日相关数据分别为29只、77只，89只。 细分领域方面，少数医药股延续活跃态势，三 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the negative impact of Trump's tariffs on the U.S. economy, highlighting concerns over rising prices and inflation for both businesses and consumers [1][3]. Group 1: Impact on U.S. Economy - California has become the first state to sue the Trump administration over tariffs, claiming they are illegal and causing economic chaos [1]. - Professor Nick Vyas warns that the tariffs will increase the cost of imported goods, leading to price and inflation pressures on U.S. businesses and consumers [1][3]. - The World Trade Organization (WTO) reports that U.S. tariffs are severely deteriorating global trade prospects, with a projected 0.2% decline in global goods trade by 2025, and a 12.6% drop in North American exports [3]. Group 2: Manufacturing and Labor Market - Vyas expresses skepticism about the return of labor-intensive industries to the U.S. due to high labor costs, even in the medium to long term [3][4]. - He suggests that capital-intensive industries, such as electronics and pharmaceuticals, are more likely to thrive in the U.S. due to their reliance on advanced manufacturing and technology [3]. Group 3: Global Supply Chain Effects - Tariffs are not only affecting the U.S. economy but also have profound implications for global supply chains, with some Chinese goods facing tariffs as high as 245% [5]. - Vyas indicates that sustained high tariffs could lead to significant challenges for global economic growth, potentially being the largest challenge since World War II [6]. - The "friend-shoring" policy introduced during the Biden administration aims to limit supply chain outsourcing to trusted countries, but the current tariff situation undermines this strategy [6]. Group 4: Regional Economic Impact - Southeast Asian countries are particularly affected by the tariffs, with Vietnam facing a 46% tariff and Cambodia even higher at 49% [6]. - Vyas notes that high tariffs will weaken global competitiveness and force companies to seek new trade routes or relocate production [7].