2026-01-13 18:27:16

The new US government announced a 25% tariff on countries engaged in trade with Iran. Considering China's position as Iran's largest trading partner, this policy could trigger a chain reaction in global supply chains and capital flows. Coincidentally, the A-shares market today saw a trading volume of 3.7 trillion yuan, ending a 17-day consecutive upward trend. From a technical perspective, this surge in volume combined with a pause in the rally typically indicates that the market may be at a critical turning point. Geopolitical policy uncertainties and domestic capital market adjustments are occurring simultaneously, perhaps reflecting investors' re-pricing of macroeconomic conditions.

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FunGibleTom

· 21h ago

Wow, a 25% tariff directly imposed. Now China is going to be affected... The A-shares today saw a surge in volume, feeling like they are preemptively digesting expectations.

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LoneValidator

· 21h ago

Dumping? Or the main force accumulating? I don't quite understand this move.

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HallucinationGrower

· 21h ago

Haha, coincidence? This is clearly not a coincidence, it's obviously a preemptive strike. With this tariff bomb dropped, the global supply chain is about to be reshuffled. The 17-day rally is gone just like that, with 3.7 trillion poured in, the main players are really fierce. As for the turning point, it looks uncertain... The volume release paired with the pause in the rally, this signal is a bit intense. Let's wait and see how it unfolds next, this is a high-risk situation.

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Degentleman

· 21h ago

Here comes the next round of profit-taking. With a 25% tariff reduction, the domestic supply chain will be thrown into chaos. --- The smart guys are all guessing the turning point. I only know that the money is gone. --- 3.7 trillion in trading volume. Are retail investors fleeing the top? Are institutions accumulating? No one knows. --- Geopolitical tensions combined with tariffs are double whammy. Is the A-shares market really about to adjust? --- Let's slow down. It seems like someone is bottom-fishing, and there might still be hope later. --- Every day, macroeconomics is being re-priced. It's better to watch the order book and listen to the market. --- 17 consecutive gains are gone just like that. The market is really ruthless.

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