a silent market, looking for new dawn

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why is the a-share market in trouble? lack of market confidence is one of the main reasons. the lack of incremental funds and the pressure on mid-term performance have exacerbated market anxiety. however, judging from the signs of bottoming out, positive factors are still accumulating. under the catalysis of policies, the market has shown rebound momentum, waiting for a new breakthrough point to appear.

a continuing downturn

the lack of market confidence and the continued sluggish trading volume are inevitable. the long-term sluggish market has led to insufficient investor confidence and difficulty in reviving the overall market sentiment. however, there are still positive factors in the market. under the catalysis of policies, the market has shown rebound momentum and is waiting for a new breakthrough point to appear.

finding a new dawn

although the market is still sluggish, some industries have shown a certain rebound trend. for example, the "red" sectors such as power equipment, automobiles, and pharmaceuticals and biology have increased by no more than 0.5%, indicating that the market's confidence in these industries is constantly improving, which may mark the beginning of the market's recovery from the downturn. however, industries such as non-ferrous metals and petroleum and petrochemicals continue to lead the decline, with a drop of more than 2%, showing the market's uncertainty about these industries.

waiting for a new breakthrough

with the advancement of policies and changes in market sentiment, the a-share market will usher in new development opportunities. the market is gradually falling out of the allocation value, and there is a certain rebound momentum under the catalysis of policies. however, the overall market is still in a downturn, waiting for a new breakthrough point to appear.