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What is the highest point in the history of the Shanghai Composite Index? When will it rise back?

The Shanghai Composite Index fluctuated and rose all day, successfully breaking through the all-time high of 2,245.42 points at 13: 41, and reaching an intraday high of 2,25.321 points, creating a historical high of nearly 16 years since the Shanghai Composite Index was compiled on December 19, 199. In the end, the Shanghai index closed at 2249.11, an increase of 1. 15%。

The pressure of breaking the five-year record in the stock market has made the market "hot". Some analysts have predicted excitedly that the former "stabilizers" such as Baosteel, Sinopec, ICBC and Bank of China will become "nuclear power" to promote the stock market, and "the soaring Red Sea will leave a deep impression and excitement on every market participant".

Some commentators also said that December 14th, 26, a special day that will go down in the history of China stock market, marked the ultimate success of one of the biggest institutional changes in China stock market. The "5.19" bull market once remembered by ordinary shareholders can also be forgotten, and "12.14" may become a lucky number in the future.

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In 21, the index plummeted from 2,245 to 998, and then returned to the starting point in more than a year, experiencing a terrible and fascinating cycle.

Today, China's securities market is far different from that of five years ago when the chaos was lost. The reform of non-tradable shares has been in full swing for many years, high-quality blue-chip stocks have returned to A-shares, stock index futures, fund issuance has broken records, and the global influence of external macro-economy and China's rapid economic growth has laid a relatively solid foundation for the historical high of 2,249 points.

in its just-released investment strategy report for 27, China Merchants Securities predicted that China's economy and stock market would enter the "golden decade" from 27. The report holds that the economic prosperity of a big country is bound to be accompanied by the rapid development and high prosperity of the capital market, and the development of the capital market will bring additional impetus to domestic economic growth.