A-shares ended November with gains, with the Shanghai Composite Index, Shenzhen Composite Component Index, and GEM Index rising by 8.91%, 6.84%, and 3.54% respectively. Among them, the CSI 300 rose by 9.81%, and the CSI 500 rose by 6.01%. Looking back on November, the three major indexes of the A-share market all rebounded in shock. Affected by this, the overall market performance index of public funds rose by 2.14% in November. Among them, the performance index of partial stock hybrid and active stock funds increased the most, with monthly returns respectively. are 4.75% and 4.45%. The monthly return of public offering FOF is 1.47%.

The bond market in November was affected by the tightening of the initial funding margin, the optimization of epidemic prevention policies, the tightening of real estate policies, and the financial management redemption crisis. The CSI All-Debt Index fell by 0.88% this month. Active pure debt funds The monthly decrease was 0.69%.

From the perspective of commodities, commodities experienced general gains in November, with more than 40 commodity futures rising. Among them, the raw materials of the ferrous metal sector are far ahead in growth, with iron ore performing the strongest; among agricultural and sideline products, pigs performed poorly. In addition, the futures market's trading volume and turnover in November both increased by more than 50% month-on-month. The year-on-year growth in November's turnover has once again recorded a positive value after July this year. In terms of stock index futures, all four major futures indexes performed well in November and closed up across the board. Among them, the Shanghai Composite 50 rose 13.9%, the CSI 300 rose 10.3%, the CSI 500 rose 6.3%, and the CSI 1000 rose 4.8%. Treasury bond futures fell significantly in November, with the 10-year bond falling by 2.4%, the 5-year bond falling by 1.6%, and the 2-year bond falling by 0.7%.