At 3 p.m., the A-shares market closed.
From the morning's limit-up to the afternoon's close, the Ningde Era remained the market's brightest star, cementing its status as King Ning with no reduction in the hundreds of billions on its board.
Though CITIC Securities in the securities sector and Vanke A in the real estate sector encountered difficulties securing their boards, they eventually succeeded, becoming the leaders of their respective sectors and rallying Big A for a counterattack.
One positive line pierces ten negative ones; after more than a month, the total transaction volume of the four exchanges once again broke through a trillion, as confidence is being rebuilt.
The Shanghai Stock Exchange Index rose 6.84% in a single day, closing at 2789 points, with over 800 stocks hitting limit-up and more than 3,000 stocks turning positive.
After 5 p.m., the Dragon and Tiger List was updated, revealing that Tianxing Public Fund topped the list as the main buyer of multiple stocks.
