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The price of Feitian Moutai has continued to rise before the festival, with the wholesale price of a whole box exceeding 1,600 yuan

The price of Feitian Moutai has continued to rise recently, with the price per bottle exceeding 1,600 yuan, reaching 1,610 yuan. Although market demand has not significantly increased, year-end stocking and Moutai's quantity control strategy may be the main reasons for the price increase. The price for loose bottles remains at 1,570 yuan, while the wholesale price has stabilized around 1,550 yuan in recent days

A-share retail stocks surged in the afternoon, with Xinhua Department Store hitting the limit up, followed by Sanjiang Shopping Club, SHJB, FJDB, GRANDBUY, and HEFEI DEPARTMENT

A-share liquor stocks continued to rise in the afternoon, with LZLJ up over 6%, Gu Jing up over 5%, Moutai up over 4%, and JGJC and Shede Spirits also following suit

Mainland pork leader MUYUAN is going public, raising nearly 10.7 billion with an entry fee of 3,939 yuan

Mainland pork leading enterprise MUYUAN (2714) will start its IPO today until next Wednesday, planning to issue 274 million H shares at a maximum offer price of HKD 39, raising up to approximately HKD 10.69 billion, with an entry fee of HKD 3,939.34, and will be listed on February 6. The H shares are offered at a 23% discount compared to A shares. MUYUAN is the world's largest pig farming enterprise, adopting a vertically integrated business model that covers the entire pig industry chain. Cornerstone investors have subscribed for a total amount of USD 685 million

In the half-day session, main funds increased their positions in media and computer stocks while selling electronic stocks

In the morning, the main funds had a net inflow into the media and computer sectors, while there was a net outflow from the electronics and non-bank financial sectors. BlueFocus, IFLYTEK, and Moutai received net inflows of 4.527 billion yuan, 3.602 billion yuan, and 3.286 billion yuan, respectively; Zijin Mining, Zhongji Xuchuang, and SMIC faced sell-offs of 2.966 billion yuan, 1.898 billion yuan, and 1.247 billion yuan