A-shares midday review: The three major indices all rose in the morning session, with CPO, PCB, and other computing hardware stocks surging collectively.

Mars Finance News, April 8. In early trading, all three major A-share indexes rose across the board. The Shanghai Composite rose 1.92% to 3,964.72 points, the Shenzhen Component rose 3.87% to 13,919.13 points, and the ChiNext Price Index rose 4.81% to 3,312.71 points; the Beijing Stock Exchange 50 rose 3.51%. The total trading value across the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets was about 1.54T yuan, an increase of approximately 470.61B yuan from the previous trading day. By midday, 5,009 stocks in the whole market were up and 453 stocks were down, including 90 stocks that hit the daily limit up and 10 stocks that hit the daily limit down. In terms of sector themes, sectors such as precious metals, AI applications, CPO, PCB, airport shipping, cloud computing, commercial aerospace, and semiconductors led the gains; sectors such as oil and gas extraction and services, coal mining and processing, and chemical raw materials led the declines. On the tape, the temporary ceasefire between the US and Iran was in effect, market risk appetite rebounded, and computer-power hardware stocks such as CPO and PCB surged collectively. In the intraday trading, Jiuzhou Xuchuang hit a new all-time high; more than 10 stocks, including Cambridge Technology and Guanghe Technology, hit the daily limit up. Gold-related stocks followed the rise in international gold prices: Western Gold hit the daily limit up, and Xiaocheng Technology and Hunan Silver also rose in tandem. AI application concept stocks also showed strong performance, with BlueFocus reaching the daily limit up on the 20cm board; more than 10 stocks, including Zhejiang Wenlian and Decai Co., Ltd., sealed the limit up. Multiple sectors were up, including semiconductors, commercial aerospace, and computer-power leasing. On the other hand, after the US-Iran ceasefire, international oil prices plunged sharply, and oil and gas stocks fell in tandem. Zhongman Petroleum, Beken Energy, and Blue Flame Holdings hit the daily limit down intraday; China National Offshore Oil Corp. and Zhunyou shares were among those with the largest declines. (Keaibao News Broadcast)