The three major stock indexes of Chinese A -share fell more than 2%

The three major stock indexes in China have fallen by more than 2%, the Shanghai index lost 3,000 points, the two cities over 3800 stocks fell, GuizhouMoutai fell 7.56%.NotSurging news and upstream news reports that the three major indexes of Chinese A -share are collectively closed on Monday (October 24).The three major indexes opened slightly in the morning, and quickly increased red and flushed, but then turned around and fell rapidly. The three major indexes continued to expand in the afternoon.NotClosing, the Shanghai Index fell 2.02%, at 2977.56 points, and the Shenzhen Index fell 2.05%to 10694.61 points, and the creation index fell 2.43%to 2336.84 points.NotOn the one hand, the two cities fell, and over 3,800 stocks fell.From the perspective of the market, the weight of the heavy stocks of the institution has severely dragged down the index. The Mao index and Ning group all fell more than 3%. Guizhou Maotai set a huge high to a 7.56%historically high volume.NotThe stock collar fell, and Moutai, Guizhou, fell more than 7%, and the total market value fell below two trillion yuan (RMB, about S $ 391.8 billion).Shanxi Fenjiu, Luzhou Laojiao, Gujing Gongjiu, Wuliangye, and Yanghe shares fell more than 5%.NotTourism has fallen, and China -free, China Youth Tourism, Junting Hotel, Tongqing Building, Guilin Tourism, and Zhangjiajie have fallen by more than 3%.NotIt is believed that the Shanghai Index has been suppressed by the 20 -day moving average, and the market has a decline in volume on Monday, and it may face a second bottoming trend in the short term.The overseas situation is further turbulent, and the Federal Reserve ’s interest rate hike is still strong.It can be seen that the large -scale blue -chip stocks with a concentrated foreign investment have been sold out.NotWu Bao believes that with the recent rise in the US interest rate hike expectations, the exchange rate, Hong Kong stocks and bond markets have fluctuated significantly, and the heavy direction of A equity also has continuously dragged down the market. In the short termIt has a greater impact.