STOCKS | A-Share Market Rebounds Amid Temporary US-Iran Ceasefire

On April 8, Jin10 reported that the A-share market experienced a significant rebound following news of a temporary ceasefire between the United States and Iran. According to Jin10, the CSI 300 Index, representing blue-chip stocks, showed stronger performance compared to the broader Shanghai Composite Index, indicating a faster recovery pace for high-quality stocks. The valuation recovery space and speed for these stocks are expected to surpass the overall market, gradually widening the gap between high-quality and underperforming stocks. The A-share market's movements are closely linked to external factors, capital flows, and the fundamentals of listed companies. The temporary easing of geopolitical tensions has removed a major uncertainty, providing an opportunity for valuation recovery in the previously risk-averse market. When selecting investment directions, market funds tend to prioritize low-risk and highly certain listed companies. High-quality stocks, with stable operating performance, solid fundamentals, and predictable cash dividend capabilities, have become the preferred targets for large funds during the rebound phase. This preference is a key reason for their leading stock price performance.