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March 13 A-stock margin financing and securities lending balance decreased, 8 industries including basic chemicals received net financing purchases
Recent fluctuations have occurred in the margin financing and securities lending data in the A-share market. As of the close on March 13, the total balance of margin financing and securities lending was 2,651.711 billion yuan, a decrease of 12.947 billion yuan from the previous period, maintaining a proportion of 2.56% of the circulating market value. On that day, the trading volume of margin financing and securities lending reached 219.409 billion yuan, a reduction of 14.187 billion yuan from the previous day, accounting for 9.07% of the total market trading volume.
Industry capital flows showed a polarized pattern. Among the 31 primary industries in Shenwan, only 8 industries experienced net inflows of financing funds. The basic chemical sector led with a net purchase of 623 million yuan, followed by the construction decoration, machinery equipment, and environmental protection sectors. Building materials, light industry manufacturing, social services, and steel industries also attracted varying degrees of capital. Notably, over 70% of industries experienced net repayment of financing on that day.
At the individual stock level, activity was high, with 29 stocks seeing net financing inflows exceeding 100 million yuan. China Power Construction ranked first with a net purchase of 487 million yuan, followed by Baofeng Energy and Feliwa with 328 million yuan and 285 million yuan respectively. Leading new energy company CATL received 197 million yuan in additional financing, and technology manufacturing companies such as Ouke Yi and Shenghong Technology also entered the top ten list for net capital inflows. Data shows that investors remain highly focused on infrastructure supply chains and high-end manufacturing sectors.