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A-share: China's assets have shrunk slightly. Is the A-share market going to pull back today?Today, when I woke up, news came from the external market information. China's assets shrank slightly, and the Nasdaq China Jinlong Index closed down 0.74%. FTSE A50 closed down 0.01% for the night; The onshore RMB closed at 7.2615 yuan against the US dollar at night, down 124 points from Tuesday's night closing; The offshore RMB fell 212 points against the US dollar from late new york on Tuesday.A-share: China's assets have shrunk slightly. Is the A-share market going to pull back today?

Today, when I woke up, news came from the external market information. China's assets shrank slightly, and the Nasdaq China Jinlong Index closed down 0.74%. FTSE A50 closed down 0.01% for the night; The onshore RMB closed at 7.2615 yuan against the US dollar at night, down 124 points from Tuesday's night closing; The offshore RMB fell 212 points against the US dollar from late new york on Tuesday.Then, with the assets of China shrinking slightly, is the A-share market going to pull back today? That's what veterans see.First, in fact, after the important meeting, Hong Kong stocks, FTSE A50 index futures, NASDAQ China Jinlong index, popular Chinese stocks and other China assets can still receive a surge. Under such circumstances, the A-share market is jumping high and low, which has already frustrated investors' confidence, which has the expectation of a correction and consolidation.

What followed was that yesterday, the market actually experienced a sharp decline in volume, which was more than 420 billion yuan less than the previous trading day. This is a negative signal for most investors.Today, when I woke up, news came from the external market information. China's assets shrank slightly, and the Nasdaq China Jinlong Index closed down 0.74%. FTSE A50 closed down 0.01% for the night; The onshore RMB closed at 7.2615 yuan against the US dollar at night, down 124 points from Tuesday's night closing; The offshore RMB fell 212 points against the US dollar from late new york on Tuesday.