[daily market conditions]
Today, the Shanghai stock index fell 2.26% to close at 307981 points; Shenzhen composite index closed at 1108428 points, down 2.70%; The gem index closed at 231246 points, down 2.17%. In terms of sectors, the chemical fertilizer industry, tourism hotels, agriculture, animal husbandry, feeding and fishing sectors fell. In terms of capital flow, the oil industry, textile and clothing, diversified finance and other industries were the main net inflow. Today, a total of 856511 billion yuan was traded in the two cities.
[investment suggestions]
Zeng Yande, director of the development planning department of the Ministry of agriculture and rural areas, said at the press conference of the State Council Information Office on April 20 that in the next step, the agricultural and rural departments will strengthen cooperation with relevant departments and actively expand agricultural and rural investment. To consolidate and expand financial investment, the focus is to launch a number of major projects in the fields of high standard farmland, Shenzhen Agricultural Products Group Co.Ltd(000061) storage and preservation cold chain logistics facilities, rural construction and so on.
China is a big country of Shenzhen Agricultural Products Group Co.Ltd(000061) production, consumption and trade. The upgrading of Shenzhen Agricultural Products Group Co.Ltd(000061) production and operation mode, the connection between agricultural production and modern circulation and urban market are becoming closer and closer. In recent years, cold chain product trading centers have been built all over the country to help China's external cold chain double cycle, which is of great significance for the region to fully and deeply integrate into the new development pattern of "double cycle" and accelerate the development of local logistics, supply chain and other modern service industries Shenzhen Agricultural Products Group Co.Ltd(000061) warehousing, cold chain logistics and other related enterprises are expected to benefit.
