Gelonghui, May 6 | The A-share market opened higher in early trading. As of midday trading, the Shanghai Index was up 1.05%, the Shenzhen Index was up 2.05%, and the GEM Index was up 2.18%. The half-day turnover of the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets was $723.7 billion, an increase of 29.8 billion dollars over the previous trading day. The net capital inflow to the north was 11.16 billion yuan. In terms of sectors, sectors such as synthetic biology, chemicals, CRO, and non-automobile transportation registered the highest gains, while sectors such as ST, education, tourism, and quantum technology registered the highest declines. In terms of ETFs, Hong Kong stocks continued to be strong. Huaan Fund Hang Seng Internet ETF and Bosch Fund Hang Seng Technology Index ETF rose 7.68% and 7.41% respectively. China Securities were higher, while Guangfa Fund's China General Connect ETF rose 7.10%. The battery sector was active, and the Guangfa Fund battery ETF rose 3.75%. The chemical sector boosted, and Cathay Pacific Fund's leading chemical ETF rose 3.58%. US stocks fell overnight, with S&P oil and gas ETFs and S&P consumer ETFs falling 4.75% and 4.28% respectively. As the precious metals sector adjusted, gold ETF and gold ETF Huaxia fell by 0.93% and 0.89% respectively. The energy sector declined, and energy ETFs fell 0.88%. China Special Assessment weakened, and the State-owned Enterprise Win-Win ETF fell 0.81%.