On June 27th, the main stock indexes of A-shares collectively fell. As of the midday close, the Shanghai Composite Index fell 0.51% to 2957.39 points, the Shenzhen Component Index fell 0.89%, and the Chinext Price Index fell 1.06%. Over 4100 individual stocks fell, and the trading volume of the two markets was 386.8 billion yuan in the morning session, an increase of 65.4 billion yuan from the previous day. On the market side, the consumer electronics sector continued to strengthen, and Li'an Technology rose more than 15%. Lingyi Itech and Yingtong Telecommunication also hit the daily limit. Partially abnormal movements occurred in the tourist attractions and tourism sector, where Nanjing Business & Tourism Corp., Ltd. hit the daily limit, and Dalian Sunasia Tourism Holding rose more than 6%. Some real estate stocks rose sharply, where Zhongtian Service hit the daily limit, and Beijing Dalong Weiye Real Estate Development rose more than 7%. Yesterday, Beijing issued new housing policies, adjusting the minimum down payment ratio for first-time home buyers to no less than 20%. The banking, communications services, and media sectors performed well. The industrial metals sector fluctuated and fell, where Guocheng Mining fell more than 5% and Zhuzhi Group fell more than 3%. The auto parts sector adjusted, where Shandong Gold Phoenix fell to the limit after a dive, following five consecutive limit-up sessions. The weight loss drug sector weakened, where Brightgene Bio-Medical Technology Co., Ltd. fell more than 5%, and Zhengguang Shares and Haofan Biological Technology fell more than 4.5%. The fluorine chemical, white appliances, CRO, and other sectors also fell more sharply.