Last week's global stock market situation review

Last week, the global stock market rose, and A shares rebounded. Due to signs of slowing down pressure, all three major US stock indexes had risen last week. Among them, the Dow Jones Industrial Index rose 2.92%last week, and the Nasdaq index and the S & P 500 index rose more than 3%last week. The European Stock 600 Index rose 1.2%this week. The Russian trading system index rose more than 4%. The Shanghai Composite Index rose 1.55%, the Shenzhen Stock Exchange Index rose 1.22%, and the GEM index rose by 0.27%. The Hong Kong Hang Seng Index fell 0.13%. Shanxi Securities believes that the A -share in the medium and long term has the foundation of harvesting structure, but in the short term, the pressure of market adjustment is still there, and the mid -term probability of A shares is in the stage of adjustment.

On August 12, five companies in China Petroleum, Sinopec, China Aluminum, China Life and Shanghai Petrochemical issued an announcement saying that it was planned to delist from the New York Stock Exchange. The person in charge of the relevant departments of the CSRC said on the 12th that listing and delisting are the normal capital market. According to relevant companies' announcement information, these companies have strictly abide by the US capital market rules and regulatory requirements since the listing of the United States, and make delisting options for their own business considerations. These companies are listed in many places, and the proportion of securities listed in the United States is very small. The current delisting plan does not affect the continued use of domestic and foreign capital market financing and development.

Some market voices believe that these companies are the leading state -owned enterprises in related fields, and they have accelerated from the withdrawal of the NYSE representatives from the exit of the United States. Beginning in March 2022, China Stocks began to be included in the "pre -delisting list" by the US Securities Regulatory Commission. As of the end of July, 159 shares have been included in the "pre -delivery list". ▲ (Ni Hao)