ChiNext Index Rises 1.43%, Beijing Stock Exchange 50 Index Surges Nearly 5%, Computing Hardware Stocks Continue to Fly High

The Shanghai Composite Index oscillated within a narrow range throughout the day, while the ChiNext Index showed strong performance, continuing to set new highs in nearly 11 years. The Beijing Stock Exchange 50 Index surged nearly 5%. Computing hardware stocks continued to strengthen, with YUANJIE SEMICONDUCTOR jumping nearly 10%, surpassing Kweichow Moutai in price to claim the title of the new stock king of A-shares. Cambridge Industries, KeChuan Technology, and Accelink Technologies hit their daily limits and set new highs. The glass substrate packaging concept remained active repeatedly; Woge Optoelectronics achieved four limit-ups in seven days, while Rainbow Holdings and Deler Laser hit their daily limits. The battery industry chain maintained its strong momentum; Weike Technology recorded three limit-ups in five days, and Cangzhou Mingzhu hit its daily limit. On the downside, the tourism sector adjusted, with Guilin Tourism and Lijiang Shares falling more than 5%. Most individual stocks declined rather than rose, with over 3,000 stocks across the Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Beijing markets turning green. Today's total trading volume was 2.44 trillion yuan. By the close, the Shanghai Composite Index fell 0.1%, the Shenzhen Component Index rose 0.6%, and the ChiNext Index gained 1.43%.