Stocks ladder up to higher ground, 06/13
By Li Zengxin (chinadaily.com.cn)Updated: 2007-06-13 16:05
Chinese stocks grew steadily on a clear upward trend with few deviations today. Total turnover of the stocks enclosed by the major indices hit 339.4 billion yuan, the highest since June 4.
The Shanghai Composite Index closed at 4,176.00, up 104.34 points or 2.56 percent from yesterday's closing.
The benchmark index broke the 4,100-point right from the start and went through the day above that level. Opening 38 points higher from 4,110.74, the index hit the daily lowest point at 4,102.04 soon after the opening but then climbed all through to the closing . It touched the highest 4,193.45 near the closing but failed to stay.
Shanghai Composite
Index
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At the Shanghai bourse, as many as 678 stocks saw their prices rise, while 100 fell and 61 ended flat. Longjian Road and Bridge rose 10.07 percent to 6.01 yuan as the top gainer. Luoyang Glass and HIT Shouchuang Technology were also sealed at the maximum rising cap of 10 percent. Zhejiang Hangxiao Steel Structure, however, dropped 4.94 percent against the trend on the loser's list.
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The Shenzhen Component Index, tracking the smaller Shenzhen Stock Exchange, ended at 13,811.48, up 231.76 points or 1.71 percent, as a new record high in history. It went through the day within a range from 13,671.07 to 13,984.59.
Shenzhen Component
Index
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Of its A shares, 469 went up, 76 down and 68 unchanged. Shenzhen Shiyida Technology saw its price more than doubled to 32.15 yuan on its first public trading day. Another new share, Shenzhen Sunlord also had a 150 percent rose. While Yinxing Energy dropped 3.54 percent to lead the fall. China Vanke, with both the largest trading volume and transaction value, went up 5.45 percent to 19.55 yuan.
Stocks in the real estate, transportation and textile industries gained the most from today's trading. Dongguan Winnerway Industrial Zone had a perfect 10 percent rise to pioneer the real estate sector. Financial shares had extraordinary performance: except Ping An Insurance, all the banks, insurers and securities brokerages were on a surge.
B shares ended up. Of the 109 B shares listed on the two exchanges, only
eight went down. SVA Electron surged 10.07 percent to lead the others on the
B-share ranking list.
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