[morning review]
The three major indexes fell in the morning. As of the afternoon closing, the Shanghai Composite Index fell 0.88% to 3425.28 points; The Shenzhen Component Index fell 1.52% to 13571.42 points; The gem index fell 1.67% to 2954.36 points. On the disk, banking, coal industry, wind power equipment, shipping ports, airports and other industries led the increase; Internet services, software development, computer equipment, precious metals, tourism hotels and other sectors led the decline. Concept: blade battery, oil price related, genetically modified, propylene oxide, sharing economy and other sectors are strong; Huawei shengteng, digital economy, electronic license sector, Huawei Euler, digital currency and other concept sectors performed weakly. In terms of energy: as of the closing of the afternoon market, a total of 496.6 billion yuan had been traded in Shanghai and Shenzhen.
[afternoon opportunity]
On January 27, in order to implement the 14th five year plan for national economic and social development of the people’s Republic of China and the outline of long-term goals for 2035 and improve the level of information infrastructure in small and medium-sized cities, the general office of the Ministry of industry and information technology and the general office of the National Development and Reform Commission issued the notice on promoting cloud network integration and accelerating the construction of information infrastructure in small and medium-sized cities, Further highlight the role of enterprises as investors. Basic telecommunications enterprises should take improving the level of information infrastructure in small and medium-sized cities as the investment focus of the 14th five year plan, decompose the annual investment plan according to the goals of “thousands of cities and thousands of pools” and “thousands of cities and thousands of pools” to ensure that it is implemented in place. Encourage all kinds of integrated infrastructure enterprises and relevant industry units to increase construction investment in small and medium-sized cities, give play to the leading role of information service enterprises, and cultivate and form more industrial clusters and innovation ecosystems. We will guide governments at all levels to fund new infrastructure construction in favor of information infrastructure construction in small and medium-sized cities, optimize the expenditure structure, and strive to make up for shortcomings.
