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Industrials, Agriculture, and China Banking reach new highs again! The Banks Sector continues to be hot, and today's "new high bull" scan shows that these directions also have a high proportion.
①Today, Bank stocks became active again, among which, the three major banks, Industrial, Agricultural, and China, continue to hit historical highs, with Construction Bank approaching its historical peak. ②The financing balance of the Banks sector has slightly declined compared to mid-April, while still remaining at a relatively low level for this year. ③A total of nearly 20 stocks reached historical highs today, with the highest proportion being Autos stocks, and there are also many from basic chemicals, agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, and fishing, and the Banks stocks.
Technology stocks are rebounding, while high-profile stocks are collectively "cooling down". The market may enter a critical period for switching between high and low performances.
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Express News | U.S.-Listed Chinese Stocks Surge In Overnight Trading, $Alibaba(BABA.US)$ and $Bilibili(BILI.US)$ Rise 2%, $JD.com(JD.US)$ and $Baidu(BIDU.US)$ Shares Up 1%; $PDD Holdings(PDD.US)$ Soars 3%
The platform officially announced the implementation of "refund only" rectification, and new regulations for live e-commerce management are on the way!
① Several e-commerce platforms will make significant adjustments to the "refund only" policy, and refunds requested without returns after consumers receive the goods will be handled independently by merchants, in order to balance the protection of merchants' rights and the enhancement of consumer experience. ② The current Market Regulation Administration will focus on rectifying the phenomena that use platform rules to undermine fair competition and infringe on the rights of merchants and consumers, and it is expected that the "Live E-commerce Supervision and Management Measures" will soon solicit public opinions.
