Market Close: The Shanghai Composite Index's long rally of over 100 points approaches 4,000 points; more than 100 stocks hit the daily limit for two consecutive days

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【Market Wrap-up: Shanghai Composite Index surges by over a hundred points and nears 4,000 points; more than 100 stocks hit daily limit-up for two consecutive days】Cailian Press, April 8 — The market collectively rebounded. The Shanghai Composite Index surged by over 100 points, with the ChiNext Index up nearly 6% and the STAR Market 50 Index up more than 6%. Trading volume expanded significantly: the total turnover of the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets was 2.43 trillion yuan, an increase of 820.1 billion yuan from the previous trading day. On the market board, sector hot spots rotated rapidly. Across the entire market, more than 5,100 stocks rose, including 135 stocks that hit the daily limit-up. For two consecutive days, more than 100 stocks have hit daily limit-up. From the sector perspective, the AI industry chain broke out across the board. Among them, the computing power leasing concept strengthened, and multiple stocks including Dashun Technology, Xingyun Technology, Aorui De, Hanggang Shares, and Huafu Fashion all hit the daily limit-up. The AI computing hardware concept rose quickly: Zhongji Xuchuang gained more than 10%, reaching a new high, and multiple other stocks such as Mingpu Optical & Magnetic, Dongshan Precision, Shanghai Dianji, and Shennan Circuit also hit the daily limit-up. On the AI application side, performance was active, with more than ten component stocks hitting the daily limit-up. Blue Focus 20cm hit the daily limit-up, and Zhisheng Information 30cm also hit the daily limit-up. The precious metals concept rose collectively, with Hunan Gold, Sichuan Gold, and Western Gold hitting the daily limit-up. On the downside, the oil and gas concept saw a collective pullback, with Zhongman Petroleum, Beken Energy, and Lanyan Holdings hitting the daily limit-down. By the close, the Shanghai Composite Index was up 2.7%, the Shenzhen Component Index was up 4.79%, and the ChiNext Index was up 5.91%.