Midday Report: The ChiNext Index surged 4.8% in the morning, with both the gold and AI industry chains showing widespread gains.

The three major indexes of A shares rose collectively in the morning session. As of noon, the Shanghai Composite Index rose by 1.92%, the Shenzhen Component Index rose by 3.87%, the Growth Enterprise Index rose by 4.81%, and the Beishiz 50 rose by 3.51%. The total market turnover was 1.5525 trillion yuan, an increase of 474.6 billion yuan from the previous day, with over 5000 stocks rising across the entire market. In terms of sector performance, precious metals, AI applications, CPO, PCB, airport shipping, cloud computing, commercial aerospace, and semiconductor sectors led the gains. On the other hand, oil and gas exploration and services, coal mining and processing, and chemical raw materials sectors led the declines. On the market, the temporary ceasefire between the US and Iran took effect, improving market risk appetite. CPO, PCB, and other computing hardware stocks rose sharply, with Zhongjixuchuang hitting a new historical high in intra-day trading. Stocks such as Jianqiao Technology and Guanghe Technology also hit the limit up. Gold stocks followed the rise in international gold prices, with Western Gold hitting the limit up, and Xiaocheng Technology and Hunan Silver following suit. AI application concept stocks also performed strongly, with Blue Light Label up by 20%, and ZheWen Interconnect and Delicai Stock among the 10+ stocks that hit the limit up. In addition, sectors such as semiconductors, commercial aerospace, and computing power leasing also rose. On the other hand, after the ceasefire between the US and Iran, international oil prices plummeted. Oil and gas stocks followed suit, with companies like Zhongman Petroleum, Becken Energy, and Blue Flame Holdings hitting the limit down, while China National Offshore Oil and Quan Oil Stock leading the declines.
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