April 28 Crude Oil Market Outlook by Shiyuan

On Tuesday, the market was significantly influenced by external market trends, with overnight U.S. stocks slightly retreating and international crude oil prices rising, putting some pressure on the A-share market at the opening. Overall market trading sentiment was cautious in the early session. However, during the trading day, the brokerage sector suddenly strengthened against the trend, clearly aiming to stabilize the overall market trend, effectively offsetting the negative impact from external markets and preventing a sharp decline in the index.

Currently, the performance of market sectors and individual stocks shows obvious divergence, with large differences in gains and losses. Some stocks are still experiencing significant adjustments. We are in the final stage of corporate earnings disclosures, and the market is gradually digesting the volatility caused by earnings. Short-term divergence in stock prices is normal market behavior. It is recommended to manage positions reasonably and patiently wait for this earnings disclosure period to pass smoothly.

From the perspective of market hotspots, the sudden movement of the brokerage sector temporarily changed the original rhythm of market hotspots. Investors should continue to pay attention to the research directions of professional institutions and the rotation of mainstream hotspots. Meanwhile, the market has clear support, with sectors showing steady earnings performance and stronger overall resilience; leading technology stocks abroad hit new highs again, but the ChiNext index remains in a consolidation phase, with the semiconductor sector in the STAR Market becoming the core driver of market sentiment.