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CMOC sees 2025 net profit up 47.8-53.7%

CMOC sees 2025 net profit up 47.8-53.7%

The three major A-share indices collectively fell at the midday break, with education stocks declining

36Kr learned that the three major A-share indices collectively fell during the midday break, with the Shanghai Composite Index down 0.6%, the Shenzhen Component Index down 0.44%, and the ChiNext Index down 1.02%; the internet, cultural media, and education sectors saw the largest declines, with Worth Buying hitting the daily limit down, BlueFocus down over 14%, and Zhonggong Education down over 7%; the chemical, metal, and catering tourism sectors led the gains, with LPXD hitting the daily limit up, ZHENGDANCHEM up over 9%, and Sunasia up over 6%

January 15th Midday Review: ChiNext Index Drops Over 1% in Half a Day, Commercial Aerospace and AI Applications Retreat Collectively

As of the midday close on January 15, the ChiNext index fell over 1%, with the overall market performance being weak. Precious metals and non-ferrous sectors rose against the trend, with Sichuan Gold and Huludao Zinc hitting the daily limit. Lithium battery stocks performed actively, with Lingpai Technology and Xianhui Technology rising over 10%. In contrast, commercial aerospace and AI application concept stocks generally declined, with several individual stocks hitting the daily limit down. The Shanghai Composite Index fell 0.6%, and the Shenzhen Component Index fell 0.44%

The precious metals sector fluctuated and strengthened, with Sichuan Gold hitting the daily limit, followed by Chifeng Gold, Hunan Silver, Zhaojin Mining, SD GOLD, SJI, and Shengda Resources rising

China's steel exports hit a record high in December, rare earth exports increased by 32% year-on-year, and imports of soybeans, iron ore, and crude oil all set new records for the year, while coal imports saw the largest decline in a decade

Data shows that in 2025, soybean imports will reach 112 million tons, while iron ore and crude oil imports will both hit record highs, reaching 1.26 billion tons and 578 million tons respectively, marking three consecutive years of growth. Coal imports, on the other hand, will see a significant decline of 9.6%, the largest drop in ten years. In December, rare earth exports surged by 32% year-on-year, with total annual exports reaching 62,585 tons, the highest level in at least 11 years