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Hot Market Tracking丨The Shanghai Stock Exchange Index fell below 2,900 points and continued its upward trend.

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The Shanghai Index fell below 2900 points and continued its upward trend

On January 29, the three major A-share indexes collectively closed down, with the Shanghai Index falling 0.92% and falling below 2900 points, and the Shenzhen Component Index falling 2.06%. Entrepreneurship The stock index fell 3.49%. The North Securities 50 Index fell 6.58%.

In terms of sectors, “China prefix” continued its rise. The China Securities Regulatory Commission recently held a 2024 system work meeting, emphasizing accelerating the construction of a valuation system with Chinese characteristics and promoting the inclusion of market value in the assessment and evaluation system of central enterprises and state-owned enterprises; sub-new stocks performed actively, and the China Securities Regulatory Commission announced yesterday that further optimize the securities lending mechanism, fully suspend the lending of restricted stocks, and impose restrictions on the efficiency of securities lending. In terms of consecutively listed stocks, the “China Heading” stocks China Enterprises have 5 consecutively listed stocks, Zhongcheng Holdings and China Haicheng have 4 consecutively listed stocks, Shanghai local stocks Yangtze River Investment, Pudong Jinqiao, Shanghai Phoenix, and Changlian Stocks have 5 consecutively listed stocks, and the sub-new stock Tengda Technology 2 connected boards.

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