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Prospect of tomorrow's marketFrom the news, the Central Economic Work Conference was held from December 11th to 12th, which set a "positive" tone for next year and is expected to boost market confidence. The meeting demanded that fiscal policy should be moderately strengthened, quality and efficiency should be improved, and monetary policy should be flexible, moderate, accurate and effective, which is of great significance for consolidating the stable and sound foundation of macro-economy. In addition, the December meeting of the Federal Reserve on interest rates is approaching. According to the interest rate observation tool of the CME Federal Reserve, the probability of maintaining the current benchmark interest rate unchanged is 44.1%, and the probability of continuing to cut interest rates by 25 basis points is 55.9%. The result of the meeting will have an impact on global capital flows and market sentiment.

From the overall performance of the market, the market opened slightly lower in the morning, then gradually oscillated and rebounded, and kept running on the water. The big consumer sector continued to be active at the opening, and the retail and food and beverage sectors performed strongly. AI glasses came from behind, leading the two markets, but the Sora concept and finance were mediocre. In the afternoon, the market continued to rotate rapidly, and coal, cement and tourism took turns to go into battle. The activity of individual stocks gradually increased, but the index was dragged down by weight.

From the perspective of sectors and capital flow, the most capital inflows in concept stocks are virtual reality, AI glasses, low-priced stocks, Xiaomi concept, smart wear, etc., with inflows of 3.808 billion, 3.739 billion, 3.672 billion, 3.40 billion and 2.861 billion respectively; The concept sectors such as margin financing and securities lending, artificial intelligence, Shenzhen Stock Connect, robot concept and FTSE Russell have more capital outflows. In terms of industry sectors, the most capital inflows are communication equipment, optical optoelectronics, consumer electronics, non-ferrous metals and cultural media. Software development, internet services, special equipment, auto parts and general equipment are the most outflows. The sectors with the highest increase are commercial department stores, real estate development, auto services, jewelry and consumer electronics. The sectors with the largest decline are insurance, banking, non-metallic materials, motors and batteries.