Industrial and Commercial Bank of China's transfer of securities and funds has created a new high in net value index this week since 2021.
According to data from the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, the net value of investor bank-to-broker transfer funds on September 27 soared to 7.04.
Under the stimulus of a series of major policies, the stock market saw a rare big rise this week (September 23rd to September 27th), with related stock indices reaching new highs and sparking enthusiasm among investors, with a large amount of capital rushing in.
According to data from the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, on September 27th, the net value of investor bank-securities transfers surged to 7.04, significantly higher than the previous four trading days of 0.66, 2.15, 1.4, 4.4, with a weekly average of 3.13, reaching a new high in the past three and a half years since 2021.
Industry insiders point out that despite the current market heat, there is still a large amount of off-market capital that has yet to enter, indicating that there may still be room for further upside in the market.
This article is republished from "Finance Network". Editor: Liu Jiayin.
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