- The technology sector is experiencing a downturn, with notable declines in semiconductor and AI stocks following a sell-off in U.S. software shares.
- The A-share market opened lower on February 5th, with all major indexes declining, while various sectors like retail and tourism showed some recovery.
- Notably, the precious metals sector faced significant adjustments, with silver prices falling sharply amidst a broader decline across domestic commodity futures.
- A-shares experienced a significant decline in the non-ferrous metal sector, with major drops in gold and silver stocks amid turbulence in the international precious metals market.
- New Yisheng saw a surge of over 10% after announcing a projected net profit of 9.9 billion yuan for the year, a near 249% increase due to growing AI-driven computing investments.
- Overall, market indicators showed declines across A-shares and Hong Kong shares, while the commodity market faced widespread drops, particularly in gold, silver, and copper.
- Following significant fluctuations in international gold and silver prices, the A-shares and Hong Kong stock markets experienced a sharp decline in the non-ferrous metal sector, with Zijin Mining's A-shares dropping nearly 6%, marking the largest intraday drop in over three months.
- A-shares opened lower on January 30, with major indices falling more than 1%, while the Hong Kong market also saw declines.
- The domestic commodity futures market experienced widespread drops, particularly in platinum and palladium, impacting various sectors.