A-shares are still behaving as usual, showing a completely independent trend that makes it hard to see this as a genuine rebound. Due to the recent sharp decline in crude oil prices, global stock markets experienced a rebound worldwide. However, after the A-shares opened, crude oil prices surged again, causing the rebound in A-shares to stall. Currently, the A-share index is almost turning red. This kind of rebound has directly shaken investors' confidence. What was expected to be a promising market today has now dampened hopes, and additional funds are unable to enter the market, which may lead to the rebound losing its sustainability. Although the A-share index is not performing well, a positive sign is that individual stocks are still rising; currently, 3,800 stocks are up, which is a bright spot. Now, it all depends on the index outcome, but there are still significant uncertainties in crude oil prices that need to be watched. #金价