On June 10, the three primary A-share indices collectively closed in the red. The Shanghai Composite Index dipped 0.44%, the Shenzhen Component Index declined 0.86%, and the ChiNext Index experienced the steepest drop, falling 1.17%. Trading volumes surged compared to the previous session, totaling 1.42 trillion yuan. Within the sector landscape, the Internet, semiconductor, aerospace, and military industries bore the brunt of the decline, with notable losses including Jieqiang Equipment, down over 14%, Tongniu Information, down over 5%, and Huahong, down over 4%. Conversely, sectors such as ports, rare earth permanent magnets, and the burgeoning concept of tax refunds for departures saw gains. Stocks like Nanjing Port, Beikuang Technology, and Ningbo Ocean Shipping hit their daily upper limits. Market sentiment was mixed, with more stocks declining than advancing, and over 4,000 stocks across the market ended the day in the red.