On October 10, in A-share market, there was a low opening and low volatility. The three major indices collectively fell, with the Shanghai Composite Index breaking below 3900 points and the ChiNext Index plummeting by 4.55%. The net outflow of main funds in Shanghai and Shenzhen exceeded 125.7 billion yuan.
At the close, the Shanghai Composite Index reported 3897 points, down 0.94%; the Shenzhen Component Index reported 13355 points, down 2.70%; the ChiNext Index reported 3113 points, down 4.55%, and the CSI 300 Index reported 4616.83 points, down 1.97%. In terms of individual stocks, there were 2773 gainers and 2536 decliners.
The total turnover in Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Beijing markets reached 2.5341 trillion yuan for the day, a decrease of 137.7 billion yuan from the previous day.
The net outflow of main funds in Shanghai and Shenzhen markets totaled 125.784 billion yuan for the day, marking the third consecutive trading day of net fund outflows. Among them, the net outflow of main funds in the ChiNext board was 39.496 billion yuan, in the STAR Market was 17.33 billion yuan, and among the CSI 300 constituent stocks was 55.021 billion yuan.
There were 23 industries with net outflows of main funds, with the electronics industry seeing the largest outflow of funds, with a total of 38.319 billion yuan for the day. Following that was the electrical equipment industry with an outflow of 25.535 billion yuan, and other industries with significant outflows included non-ferrous metals, computers, and telecommunications.
On the other hand, there were 8 industries with net inflows of main funds, with the building materials industry having the largest net inflow of funds at 4.18 billion yuan for the day. This was followed by the agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, and fishing industry, with a net inflow of funds amounting to 3.79 billion yuan.
On the market front, the semiconductor sector saw significant adjustments, with Hua Hong Semiconductor and JHC Integrated Circuit falling by over 10%. The lithium battery concept led the decline, with Yiwei Lithium Energy and Funeng Technology both dropping by over 10%.