A-shares closing review: The three major indices all fell more than 1%, with the Shanghai Composite Index losing the 3,900-point mark again, and concepts such as insurance and electrical equipment weakening.

Titan Media App, March 26 news, the three major A-share indices collectively declined today. By the close, the Shanghai Composite Index fell 1.09% to 3,889 points, the Shenzhen Component Index dropped 1.41%, and the ChiNext Index decreased by 1.34%. The total trading volume of the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets was approximately 19,436.16 billion yuan, a decrease of about 2,362.14 billion yuan compared to the previous trading day. In the entire market, 916 stocks rose, while 4,493 stocks declined, with 51 hitting the daily limit up and 13 hitting the daily limit down. Sector-wise, lithium mining, Shanxi state-owned assets, power reform, energy metals, banking, and oil and petrochemicals led the gains; while insurance, MLED, VPN, electrical equipment, precious metals, and diversified finance sectors experienced the largest declines. On the market, after midday, the three major indices fluctuated and retreated, with the photovoltaic equipment sector leading the decline; Guosheng Technology hit the daily limit down during trading, while stocks like Shouhang New Energy and Laplace also declined. The insurance sector performed poorly, with China Life dropping over 4% after releasing its earnings, followed by declines in New China Life and Ping An Insurance. The computing power leasing sector experienced fluctuations and corrections, with Dongfang Guoxin and Tongniu Information recording declines. Conversely, the battery industry chain surged in the morning, and by the close, Shida Shenghua hit the daily limit up. The situation in the Middle East remained unstable, and the oil and gas sector followed international oil prices to rebound, with Blue Flame Holdings hitting the daily limit up in the afternoon, and Shouhua Gas and CNOOC Engineering also rising. (Ke Gu Bao report)