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Gezhou CWB1 came from behind and led the rise. Steel vanadium warrants bucked the market and fell alone

http://www.sina.com.cn    18:03, December 3, 2008    Panorama Network

On December 3, Panorama News, encouraged by the admission of institutional funds, the A-share market rose sharply in the afternoon, and individual stocks were almost all red. The warrant market was also boosted, with the increase of most varieties expanding, but Steel Vanadium GFC1 ended down against the trend due to the upcoming exercise.

Gezhou CWB1 came from behind and led the market with an increase of 5.55%. The national investment plan for new 100 billion yuan investment in hydropower has been issued, which has boosted it. Ejiao EJC1, the champion of gains in afternoon trading, continued to stabilize, with the increase expanding to 3.97%. In addition, Yunhua CWB1, Petrochemical CWB1 and COSCO CWB1 also increased by more than 3%. The steel purchase right also rose by more than 2%, but the steel vanadium GFC1, which will enter the final trading day tomorrow, is under the pressure of exercise, and its trend is weak, ending down 0.31% alone. Except ZTE ZXC1 and Shanggang CWB1, which rose by 2.54% and 2.14% respectively, the growth of other varieties was about 1%.

Today, a total of 33.942 billion yuan of warrants were traded in the two markets, an increase of 16% over yesterday. On the news side, positive news began to appear again, making the trend of some warrants gradually stronger. With the further improvement of the stock market, the warrant market is expected to break away from the recent downturn. (Panorama/Thunderstorm)

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