Weekend market hot news interpretation

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This week, the market index has achieved four consecutive weekly gains, once again approaching previous highs. It is worth noting that even though domestic capital flowed out significantly yesterday, the market still managed to close at the highest point, and the volume increased. This situation indicates that next week, the market has a good chance to challenge the previous high of 3555 points and the possibility of stabilizing at 3555 points is not small. Once the market successfully stands at 3555 points, the next pressure point will be around 3674 points, and further ahead is 3731 points. Following this trend, it might even move towards 4000 points.

1. MIIT's related dynamics

The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology is about to launch a new round of growth stabilization work plans for ten key industries such as steel, non-ferrous metals, petrochemicals, and building materials, which will undoubtedly inject strong momentum into these traditional industries. Under the policy's promotion, sectors like steel and non-ferrous metals have shown strong performance recently. In fact, anti-involution and stimulating consumption have always been key tasks this year. On one hand, anti-involution policies will not only benefit traditional industries like steel and cement but also strategic emerging industries like photovoltaics and new energy vehicles. We always follow policies when investing in stocks, so anti-involution is likely to become a major investment theme in July. Related beneficiary sectors include automobiles, photovoltaics, lithium mines (lithium batteries), solar energy, cement and steel, aluminum and chemicals, and even pork.

2. Yushu Technology's IPO guidance progress

The most eye-catching news last night was that Yushu Technology officially started the IPO guidance process. This tech newcomer, known as the

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