Shanghai Composite Rises 1.15%; Building Materials Up 5.44%, Coal Down 0.13% with Net Outflow of 2041.08 Wan
On July 27, the Shanghai Composite Index rose 1.15%. Building materials led gains at 5.44%, while coal fell 0.13% as the second-worst sector. The coal sector recorded a net capital outflow of 20.41 million yuan (2041.08 wan yuan), with Xinji Energy seeing a net inflow of 14.68 million yuan.
On July 27, the Shanghai Composite Index rose 1.15%. Among the Shenwan sectors, 29 sectors advanced, with building materials and comprehensive leading the gains at 5.44% and 5.33%, respectively. The worst-performing sectors were petroleum and petrochemicals and coal, which fell 0.45% and 0.13%, respectively, with coal ranking second in the decline list. The net capital inflow across the two main boards was 104.346 billion yuan for the full day. 23 sectors recorded net capital inflows, led by electronics with 82.965 billion yuan, followed by power equipment with 4.682 billion yuan. Among the 8 sectors with net capital outflows, the computer sector saw the largest net outflow of 907 million yuan, followed by petroleum and petrochemicals with 818 million yuan. The coal sector recorded a net capital outflow of 20.41 million yuan (2041.08 wan yuan) for the day. Of the 33 stocks in the sector, 27 rose and 6 fell. 21 stocks saw net capital inflows, with 5 exceeding 10 million yuan: Xinji Energy 14.6755 million yuan, Shanxi Coking Coal 13.2877 million yuan, China Coal Energy 12.0828 million yuan, Pingdingshan Tianan Coal Mining 10.7598 million yuan, and SPIC Energy 11.2293 million yuan. Among stocks with net capital outflows, 5 exceeded 10 million yuan: China Shenhua Energy 56.842 million yuan, Yankuang Energy 27.7287 million yuan, Lu'an Environmental Energy 24.1376 million yuan, Beijing Haohua Energy 13.084 million yuan, and Henan Dayou Energy 12.3935 million yuan.