This week, the Shanghai Stock Exchange Index fell sharply by 5.55% to close at 5180.51. Influenced by the market, the warrant market suffered a lot of losses, and none of them ended in red. A total of 38.619 billion yuan of subscription certificates were sold, 25.58% less than last week; The sale of put warrants was 25.41 billion yuan, up 10.23% from last week.
All the subscription warrants declined, and the decline was large. Only two of the ten subscription certificates fell by less than 5%, and more than half fell by more than 7%. SAIC CWB1 And Steel Vanadium GFC1 fell 10.55% and 10.53% respectively, ranking the top of the decline list. In terms of transaction, except WISCO CWB1 and Wuliang YGC1 Except that the turnover was basically the same as last week, all the other subscription certificates were reduced.
All the put warrants also closed green, and the three put warrants all declined by more than 10%. Valin JTP1 As it was about to expire, it began to accelerate the trend of zeroing, with a cumulative decline of 37.28% in a week, ranking first in the decline of put warrants. In terms of transaction, except Wuliang YGP1 In addition to the 24.10% decrease in turnover compared with last week, China Southern JTP1 and Valin JTP1 both have different degrees of volume expansion.
(Ping An Securities Xuepu)
