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Wind power equipment and agrochemical sectors excelled due to policy support and supply-demand shifts. Main funds defensively targeted low-valuation, high-dividend heavyweights while offloading overextended thematic stocks. Data centers and new energy saw fund-driven repair rallies amid high divergence.
China's three major A-share indices closed lower. AI computing power, stablecoin, and gold concepts saw the largest declines, with Lakala down over 8%, Tuowei Information over 7%, and Zhaojin Gold over 5%. Infrastructure, baijiu, and telecom sectors outperformed.
Tencent's viral crayfish promotion sparked a 10% stock surge and 50% gains in MiniMax-linked stocks, underscoring social media's role in amplifying market emotions over fundamentals. Investors relying on Western sources miss China-specific sentiment signals from WeChat and Douyin. This signals a shift to meme-driven trading in traditional markets.
The power grid equipment sector continues to rise intraday. Guodian Nanzifu and Sanbian Tech hit limit up, both setting historical new highs. Painuo Tech touched 30cm limit up, after Shunna Shares, Samsung Medical, Chint Electric, and Zeyu Intelligent hit limit up earlier.
CSRC Chairman Wu Qing noted that innovative firms' swift IPOs and M&As have clarified A-share market's tech narrative. This reflects opportunities and resilience from high-quality economic development.
A-share oil and gas companies, led by the 'three barrels of oil', issue urgent risk warnings. Exchanges roll out risk controls for crude oil futures. Semiconductor firms collectively announce price increases up to 80%, amid Apple raising MacBook prices.