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-Sector performance: the big consumer sector has strengthened collectively, with retail, food processing and manufacturing sectors among the top gainers, among which Yiming Food and other stocks have daily limit. In addition, the concept of Shanghai's state-owned enterprise reform has also performed well, and many stocks such as delivery shares have daily limit. Insurance and banking stocks were among the top losers, with Tianmao Group falling, while New China Life Insurance and Bank of Ningbo followed suit.-Market trend: Shanghai Composite Index closed at 3,461.50 yuan, up 29.01 yuan or 0.85% from the previous trading day. The market showed a trend of shock and rebound, with relatively stable fluctuations throughout the day and reduced amplitude compared with previous days.-Market trend: Shanghai Composite Index closed at 3,461.50 yuan, up 29.01 yuan or 0.85% from the previous trading day. The market showed a trend of shock and rebound, with relatively stable fluctuations throughout the day and reduced amplitude compared with previous days.

Tomorrow's stock market forecastClosing summary

-Sector performance: the big consumer sector has strengthened collectively, with retail, food processing and manufacturing sectors among the top gainers, among which Yiming Food and other stocks have daily limit. In addition, the concept of Shanghai's state-owned enterprise reform has also performed well, and many stocks such as delivery shares have daily limit. Insurance and banking stocks were among the top losers, with Tianmao Group falling, while New China Life Insurance and Bank of Ningbo followed suit.-Capital flow: judging from some stocks, capital outflow is more obvious. For example, the main capital outflow of Zhongke Information is 40.0153 million yuan, and the main capital outflow of Lu 'an Huaneng is 39.3918 million yuan.-Other markets: domestic commodity futures closed in early trading, and most of the main contracts rose, with fuel oil, low-sulfur fuel oil and Shanghai nickel among the top gainers, while European container freight and live pigs fell.