Midday Review: The Science and Technology Innovation 50 Index rose more than 4% to surpass 2000 points, with the large financial and computing hardware sectors collectively strengthening.

The three major stock indexes rose collectively in the morning session. As of noon, the Shanghai Composite Index rose by 0.36%, the Shenzhen Component Index rose by 1.46%, the ChiNext Index rose by 2.01%, the CSI 50 fell by 0.99%, and the STAR 50 Index rose by 4.18%. The total market turnover was 2.4388 trillion yuan, an increase of 339 billion yuan compared to the previous day, with 4300 stocks declining in the entire market. In terms of sector themes, airport transportation, insurance, securities, liquor, components, gaming, storage chips, and PCB concept stocks led the gains, while precious metals, education, PEEK materials, agricultural chemicals, dyes, and software development sectors led the declines. On the market, the financial report released by the storage chip giant Micron Technology far exceeded expectations, driving the continued strength of the artificial intelligence hardware sector, with more than 10 stocks including Zhongwei Semiconductor, Tai Long Stock, Cang Electronics, Taichi Industry, and Sheng Shi Technology hitting the daily limit up. The release of the IPO dividend in hard technology, led by securities stocks, led to a rise during the trading day, with Changjiang Securities hitting the daily limit, and CITIC Securities and Caitong Securities leading the gains. Several well-known liquor companies announced price adjustment notices, causing a surge in the liquor sector, with Jiugui Liquor hitting the daily limit. In addition, the gaming, airport transportation, and supercapacitor sectors also performed well. On the other hand, the overnight international gold price fell below $4,000 per ounce, leading to a collective decline in the precious metals sector, with Xingye Silvery Tin, Shanjin International, and Zijin Mining leading the decline. ST sector also performed poorly, with ST Xuelang and *ST Hangtu both falling by more than 10% during the trading day.