The A-shares opened lower and rose higher, with all three major indices turning positive. The chemical and electric grid sectors collectively surged, the Hang Seng Index fell over 1%, tech stocks continued to decline, and Shanghai silver dropped over 13%
Wallstreetcn·- On February 6, A-shares opened lower, with major indices initially dropping over 1% before recovering, led by active chemical and traditional Chinese medicine stocks, while liquor stocks adjusted. - Hong Kong stocks continued to decline, with the Hang Seng Index falling over 1.5%, while the bond market saw fluctuations in government bond futures prices. - Commodity markets faced widespread declines, with domestic futures for silver, platinum, and palladium all dropping significantly, although some precious metals showed slight recovery later in the day.AH shares fluctuated and fell, oil and gas stocks and gold stocks rose against the trend, Hong Kong stocks of new consumer companies rebounded, and domestic crude oil futures hit the limit up
Wallstreetcn·- On June 13, A-shares opened lower with major indices declining, while oil and gold stocks rose. - The Hong Kong market also saw declines, particularly in tech and automotive sectors, while new consumption stocks performed well. - Geopolitical tensions have increased demand for gold, pushing its price above $3,430, and energy futures surged, with crude oil contracts rising over 8%.