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Four Big Profits Raided &Nbsp; Stock Index Fell 1.89% To 2400 Points.

2011/11/19 9:52:00 5

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The Four Big Profits Index Fell By 1.89%.

Shanghai and Shenzhen

The stock market went down all day yesterday and fell unilaterally.

On the eve of US stocks and commodities

Fall down

Influence, the two cities skip down, the market downturn has not been restored, the whole line of capital short.

At the beginning of the market, there was a lot of resistance, but the failure of the financial sector to protect the market made investors lose confidence.

Afternoon, the market continued to decline in early trading, stock index shocks down, the Shanghai stock index close to the 2400 point integer pass, trading volume slightly enlarged the day before yesterday.

At the close, the Shanghai stock index reported 2416.56 points, down 46.49 points, or 1.89%, and traded at 70 billion 500 million yuan. The Shenzhen composite index reported 10025.17 points, down 277.99 points, or 2.70%, and traded at 71 billion 800 million yuan.

On the disk, the Internet of things and the new energy sector have been hit hard, and environmental protection, media entertainment and coal plates are also deeper.

Decline

Nonferrous Metals and real estate sectors are not performing well; banks, oil and brokerage sectors are relatively down.

What causes the big market crash yesterday? After analysis, there are mainly four major offensive attacks: 1, the yield of Western and French bonds has risen, and the market expects that the European debt crisis may deteriorate, so that the European stock market will fall across the board.

2, the United States Congress can not reach agreement on the deficit reduction plan, so that the market is worried about the aggravation of sentiment, leading to the three major stock index all fell.

3, the gold price of commodity countries plummeted the night before, and the direct negative A share of the non-ferrous metal plate led to its decline in the top and dampened popularity.

4, New York crude oil futures fell 3.7%, resulting in A shares of the coal sector plummeted, the first decline.