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Today's stock market, under the influence of the negative CPI data released in early trading, the market surged back and even dipped slightly. Although there was a bottoming out, it finally closed down by 1 point, showing a flat trend of sideways shocks throughout the day.Today's stock market, under the influence of the negative CPI data released in early trading, the market surged back and even dipped slightly. Although there was a bottoming out, it finally closed down by 1 point, showing a flat trend of sideways shocks throughout the day.

In the stock market, new plots appear every day. As participants, what we have to do is to keep calm, observe the development of the plot and make our own judgment. Don't get carried away by the excitement of the moment, and don't lose confidence because of the coldness of the moment.As soon as the news came out, Hong Kong stocks that were still opening immediately rose by more than 2%, FTSE A50 also rose by more than 4%, and FTSE 50 rose by more than 7% when it tripled. This momentum makes people wonder, is the market going to attack 3500 points tomorrow and directly start the second wave of pull-up market?A-shares: The latest news, after-hours sudden positive! Judging from the trend tomorrow, it will rise directly to 3500 points?

A-shares: The latest news, after-hours sudden positive! Judging from the trend tomorrow, it will rise directly to 3500 points?For tomorrow's market trend, in the short term, there is definitely no need to be pessimistic, but don't chase high. It is expected that the market will open higher tomorrow, and then some people may choose to lighten their positions and leave because they don't believe in the market, which will lead to a high and low market. However, as long as the rate of decline is not large, it will have little impact on the second round of rising prices.After the close, there was a heavy news in the market, saying that it was necessary to stabilize the property market and the stock market, implement a more active fiscal policy and a moderately loose monetary policy, and vigorously boost consumption and expand domestic demand in all directions.