Home » Receipt: The three major indexes rebounded in late trading, the Shanghai stock index rose 0.5%, and cyclical stocks such as coal and steel set off their daily limit wave

Receipt: The three major indexes rebounded in late trading, the Shanghai stock index rose 0.5%, and cyclical stocks such as coal and steel set off their daily limit wave

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On September 9, the three major indexes opened up and down mixed, after the openingShanghai IndexAround the flat line and the fluctuations, the band index once fell more than 1%. In terms of sectors, the meta universe concept led the game sector to plummet, the coal sector continued its strength, and cyclical stocks such as chemical, steel, and cement collectively strengthened. In the afternoon, the three major indexes continued to consolidate at a low level. Near the end of the trading session, the index rebounded. The Shanghai Composite Index approached 3,700 points. In terms of sectors, the pumped storage sector was spurred by positive news, and cyclical stocks such as coal, steel, petrochemical, and cement set off a tidal wave. In general, the structural market continues, the capital continues to switch between high and low, and the low-valuation sector complements the rise of the market. The stocks have mixed ups and downs, and the effect of making money is mediocre. As of the close, the Shanghai stock index rose 0.49%.Shenzhen Component IndexUp 0.07%,Growth Enterprise Market IndexUp 0.06%.

(Source: Financial Investment News)


Article source: Financial Investment News

Editor in charge: DF551

Original title: Review: The three major indexes rebounded in late trading, the Shanghai stock index rose 0.5%, and cyclical stocks such as coal and steel set off a wave of daily limit

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