A-shares Market Close: Shanghai Composite Index surges nearly 100 points, approaching 4,000 points; precious metals, AI applications, and CPO lead gains

Mars Finance News, April 8. The three major A-share indices rebounded across the board. As of the close, the Shanghai Composite Index rose 2.7% to 3,995 points, the Shenzhen Component Index rose 4.79%, and the ChiNext Price Index rose 5.91%; the Beijing Stock Exchange 50 Index rose 4.56%. Trading value across the Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Beijing markets totaled 2.45T yuan, an increase of 827.1B yuan versus the previous day; more than 5,100 stocks across the market were up. In terms of sectors, precious metals surged, while AI applications, semiconductor chips, consumer electronics, computing power, and commercial aerospace were among the top gainers. Oil and gas shares sharply declined, and coal and pharmaceutical commercial sectors were lower. On the trading board, news that the U.S. and Iran have suspended hostilities boosted risk appetite, leading to broad gains among technology growth stocks such as semiconductors, CPO, and PCB. Stocks including iSunchuang, Xin Yisheng, Luobotek, among others, hit historical highs during the trading session. Gold-related shares moved higher in line with international gold prices; multiple stocks such as Hunan Silver, Western Gold, and Sichuan Gold hit daily price limits. The mysterious model “Happy Horse” surpassed Seedance2.0 to top the global leaderboard. The text-to-video sector collectively surged, with Chinese Online, Worth Buying, and Fushi Holdings among the leading gainers. On the other hand, the news of a halt in U.S.-Iran hostilities caused international oil prices to fall sharply, and oil and gas shares fell across the board, with China Man Petroleum, Becken Energy, and Blue Flame Holding hitting their daily price limits. (Ke Ke Bao broadcast)