[ midday review strategy]
The three major indexes were differentiated in early trading. The Shanghai stock index rose sharply and fell slightly, and the gem index led the decline. On the disk, the coal sector strengthened, Shaanxi Coal Industry Company Limited(601225) led the rise. The lithium sector rose again. In terms of decline, consumer sectors such as food fell into adjustment. On the whole, individual stocks fell more and rose less. More than 3400 stocks in the two cities fell, and more than 50 stocks in the two cities fell by the limit or fell by more than 10%. Half day turnover in Shanghai and Shenzhen reached 535.6 billion, up from 30.9 billion in the morning of the previous trading day. In terms of sectors, coal, glyphosate, industrial machine tools, salt lake lithium extraction and other sectors led the increase, while education, food processing, dairy, water conservancy and other sectors led the decline. As of midday closing, the Shanghai index rose 0.25%, the Shenzhen composite index fell 0.3% and the gem index fell 1.42%. In terms of north capital, the Shanghai Stock connect had a net outflow of 214 million in early trading and the Shenzhen Stock connect had a net outflow of 1.573 billion in early trading.
[message side]
1. [PetroChina Southwest Oil and gas field company and Suining Municipal Government signed a new energy strategic cooperation agreement]
According to the news of “Xiyouji” on April 28, the signing ceremony of the new energy strategic cooperation agreement between Petrochina Company Limited(601857) southwest oil and gas field company and Suining Municipal People’s government was held in Suining on April 27. According to the agreement, the two sides will continue to deepen exchanges and cooperation and promote the local transformation and comprehensive utilization of Suining natural gas resources.
2. [the Indian government tells states to increase coal imports in the next three years]
Finance Associated Press, April 28 – four sources said that India has urged states to increase coal imports in the next three years to build inventories and meet demand. This may further push up the global coal price, which is at a high level due to the Ukrainian crisis.
