Market Overview - A-shares experienced a rebound on July 3, with the Shanghai Composite Index rising by 0.18%, the Shenzhen Component Index increasing by 1.17%, and the ChiNext Index gaining 1.9% [2] - A total of 3,271 stocks rose, with 66 hitting the daily limit up, while 1,866 stocks declined [3][4] - The total trading volume reached 13,335.06 billion, with a total of 108,789.9 million shares traded [4] Sector Performance - Computing hardware stocks surged again, with PCB and related sectors leading the gains. Notable stocks included Zhongjing Electronics, Bomin Electronics, and Jin'an Guoji, all hitting the daily limit up [5] - Innovative drug concept stocks continued their strong performance, with companies like Weiming Pharmaceutical and Shenzhou Cell also reaching the daily limit up [7] - The solid-state battery sector saw a midday rally, with stocks such as Dadongnan, Hongtian Co., and Zhongyi Technology hitting the daily limit up [9] Notable Stock Movements - Key stocks in the computing hardware sector included: - Yihua New Materials: +20.00% at 32.64 - Zhongyi Technology: +19.99% at 23.89 - Bomin Electronics: +10.04% at 10.41 [6] - In the innovative drug sector, significant gainers included: - Guangshengtang: +20.00% at 42.78 - Shenzhou Cell: +19.99% at 73.34 - Weiming Pharmaceutical: +10.03% at 10.86 [8] - Solid-state battery stocks also saw notable increases, with Zhongyi Technology at +19.99% and Hongtian Co. at +10.02% [10] Downward Trends - The marine economy sector faced adjustments, with Kelaite dropping over 10% [11] U.S.-China Trade Developments - The Trump administration canceled recent export licensing requirements for chip design software sales to China, a move aligned with a trade agreement aimed at easing key technology restrictions [12] - Major EDA (Electronic Design Automation) companies, including Synopsys, Cadence Design Systems, and Siemens, are expected to benefit from this change, as they previously required government approval to operate in China [12][13] - The EDA market, while only $11.5 billion, plays a crucial role in the $440 billion global semiconductor industry, with the top three companies controlling 74% of the market [13]