The Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets saw collective strengthening on January 11, as reported by the Securities Times Network. The Shanghai Composite Index experienced a bottoming out and rebound in early trading, with fluctuations upward in the afternoon before falling back towards the end of the trading day. Meanwhile, the Shenzhen Stock Exchange Component Index, GEM Index, and Science and Technology Innovation 50 Index fluctuated and strengthened in early trading, continuing in the afternoon before falling back towards the end of the session.
At the close, the Shanghai Composite Index stood at 2886.65 points, up 0.31%, with a turnover of 298.553 billion yuan. The Shenzhen Component Index was at 9053.88 points, up 1.47%, with a turnover of 413.523 billion yuan. The GEM Index reported 1777.27 points, up 1.95%, with a turnover of 413.523 billion yuan. The Science and Technology Innovation 50 Index reported 789.86 points, up 1.64%, with a turnover of 44.547 billion yuan. The total transaction volume of Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets was 712.076 billion yuan, representing an increase of 65.057 billion yuan compared with the previous trading day.
In terms of capital flows, main funds in the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets had a net inflow of 9.627 billion yuan. The computer industry sector experienced the largest net inflow of main funds, amounting to 3.018 billion yuan. Additionally, 2,466 stocks received net inflows of main funds, with Tianqi Lithium leading the way with a net inflow amount of 589 million yuan.
Northbound funds saw a transaction volume of 108.104 billion yuan and a net purchase of 4.231 billion yuan, marking a net purchase for three consecutive trading days. Shuangxiang Shares saw the largest net purchases by institutional stocks, while Tongkun Shares experienced the largest net sales by institutions.
As of the close, a total of 4,336 stocks in the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets rose, with 663 stocks falling. The computer, media, and power equipment industry sectors led the growth, while the petroleum and petrochemical industry sectors experienced the top declines.
This information was reported by Que Fusheng and originally published on the Securities Times Network. It’s important to note that the publication of this content is intended to disseminate information and does not constitute investment advice. It’s advised to operate accordingly at your own risk.