Securities firms have raised the ratings of 25 stocks within the month, with promising outlook for sectors such as electronics and pharmaceuticals.

Since July, with the disclosure of performance forecasts and reports of listed companies, securities firms, as professional institutions with research advantages, have timely followed up and actively released the latest rating results for listed companies. According to Wind Information data, as of July 29, securities firms have collectively raised the ratings of 25 stocks, lowered the ratings of 26 stocks, and initiated coverage on 273 stocks for the first time. Among them, the performance of listed companies in the first half of the year has become a key factor affecting the ratings of securities firms. The data shows that a total of 640 stocks received a "buy" rating from securities firms in the month. In terms of industry distribution, among the 640 stocks with a "buy" rating, 92 belong to the electronics industry, 68 belong to the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industry, 60 belong to the machinery and equipment industry, 56 belong to the basic chemical industry, and there are 48 each from the power equipment and automotive industries, and 42, 28, and 25 respectively from the computer, food and beverage, and non-ferrous metal industries.