China Shanghai Composite Index Table on May 20 of each year from 1999 to 2009

The Shanghai Composite Index on May 20, 1999 was closed on Saturday on May 20, 2000 and closed on May 22, 2001 on Sunday and closed on May 21, 2002 on May 20, 2002 The Shanghai Composite Index on May 20, 2003 was closed on May 20, 2004 The Shanghai Composite Index on May 20, 2005 was closed on May 20, 2006 and closed on Saturday on May 20, 2006 The Shanghai Composite Index on May 20, 2007 is closed on Sundays, and on the 21st of May 20, 2008, the Shanghai Composite Index is the Shanghai Composite Index on May 20, 2009.

99-05-20 Opening Price: High**: Low:

**Price: Volume: 10,000 lots May 20, 2000 is Saturday 00-05-19 Opening Price:

00-05-22 Opening Price: Most**: Most**:

Low: Low: **Price:

**Price: Volume: 10,000 lots Volume:

10,000 lots May 20, 2001 was Sunday 01-05-18 Opening Price: 01-05-21 Opening Price: Most **:

Most**: Lowest: Lowest:

Price: Price: Volume:

10,000 lots Volume: 10,000 lots 02-05-20 Opening Price: Most**:

Low: **Price: Volume:

10,000 lots 03-05-20 Opening Price: Most**: Low:

**Price: Volume: 10,000 lots 04-05-20 Opening Price:

Most**: Lowest: **Price:

Volume: 10,000 lots 05-05-20 Opening Price: Most**:

Low: **Price: Volume:

10,000 lots 06-05-20 is Saturday 06-05-19 Open Price: 06-05-22 Open Price: Most **:

Most**: Lowest: Lowest:

Price: Price: Volume:

10,000 lots Volume: 10,000 lots 07-05-20 is Sunday 07-05-18 Opening Price: 07-05-21 Opening Price:

Most**: Most**: Lowest:

Lowest: **Price: **Price:

Volume: 10,000 lots Volume: 10,000 lots 08-05-20 Opening Price:

Most**: Lowest: **Price:

Volume: 10,000 lots 09-05-20 Opening Price: Most**:

Lowest: **Price: Volume: 10,000 lots.

Answer]: B CSI Index **** released the CSI 100 Index on May 29, 2006, instead of the "CSI Orange Macro 200 Index". The CSI 200 Index was released on January 15, 2007 by the Public Circle Macro Division of China Securities Index Co., Ltd.

Summary. External factors influencing stock prices**.

1.National policy. The national policies that have an impact on the changes include national tax policy, financial and fiscal policy, industrial policy, etc.

The first is the impact of tax policy. If the state reduces or increases taxes, corporate profits will increase and decrease accordingly, so that the dividends that enterprises can give to shareholders will change, and the amount of dividends will directly lead to changes. The second is fiscal and fiscal policy.

If the money is tightened. The bank will impose some restrictions on the issuance, so that the enterprise will be more cautious when operating, which will often lead to a decline in the number of bills. Then there is industrial policy.

to the industries that focus on support.

The highest point in the history of China's first market stock index, appeared on October 16, 2007, as of November 19, 2012, the point is, combined with the main factors affecting the change of the first knowledge, try to analyze the reasons for the changes in China's first market in recent years.

External factors influencing stock prices**.

1.National policy. The national policies that have an impact on the changes include national tax policy, financial and fiscal policy, industrial policy, etc.

The first is the impact of tax policy. If the state reduces or increases taxes, corporate profits will increase and decrease accordingly, so that the dividends that enterprises can give to shareholders will change, and the amount of dividends will directly lead to changes. The second is fiscal and fiscal policy.

If the money is tightened. The bank will impose some restrictions on the issuance, so that the enterprise will be more cautious when operating, which will often lead to a decline in the number of bills. Then there is industrial policy.

to the industries that focus on support.

For those industries that are focused on supporting. The state will focus on fiscal and monetary policy support, because of these support policies. The **** of the enterprise will also rise in a certain period of time, if the state restricts the development of the enterprise, it is difficult for the **** of these enterprises to carry out the **** in a relatively long period of time.

At last. ** policy. In different development periods, the economy and the market will be macro-controlled according to the needs of national conditions, and in this case, the trend of the economy and the market will often be disrupted.

2.Monetary policyMonetary policy is divided into contractionary monetary policy and expansionary monetary policy according to the degree of adjustment of the amount of money. When a contractionary monetary policy is implemented, the money supply is low, and the rise in interest rates puts downward pressure on stock prices, while the implementation of an expansionary monetary policy means that the increase in money supply and the reduction of interest rates tend to increase the level of stock prices.

The specific monetary policy tools of China's leading banks mainly include: interest rate, deposit reserve ratio, payment scale control, open market business, exchange rate, etc.

Open your viewer software, find the trend chart of the Shanghai Composite Index, adjust the cycle to the annual line, and use the crosshair to point to the ** of each year, and immediately display the opening, closing, highest and lowest indices of that year.

In 03, the opening price at the beginning of the year was 1347, the lowest in the middle of the year was 1307, and the highest in the middle of the year was 1649 points;

In 04, the opening price at the beginning of the year was 1492, the lowest in the middle of the year was 1259, and the highest in the middle of the year was 1783 points;

In 05, the opening price at the beginning of the year was 1260, the lowest point in the middle of the year was 998, and the highest point in the middle of the year was 1161 points;

In 06, the opening price at the beginning of the year was 1163, the lowest point in the middle of the year was 1161, and the highest point in the middle of the year was 2698 points;

In 07, the opening price at the beginning of the year was 2728, the lowest point in the middle of the year was 2541, and the highest point in the middle of the year was 6124 points;

In 08, the opening price at the beginning of the year was 5265, the lowest point in the middle of the year was 1664, and the highest point in the middle of the year was 5522 points;

In 09, the opening price at the beginning of the year was 1849, the lowest point in the middle of the year was 1844, and the highest point in the middle of the year was 3478 points;

10 years, the opening price at the beginning of the year was 3289, the lowest point in the middle of the year was 2319, and the highest point in the middle of the year was 3306 points;

In 11 years, the opening price at the beginning of the year was 2825, the lowest point in the middle of the year was 2134, and the highest point in the middle of the year was 3067 points;

In 12 years, the opening price at the beginning of the year was 2212, the lowest point in the middle of the year was 1949, and the highest point in the middle of the year was 2478 points;

13 years, the opening price at the beginning of the year was 2289, the lowest point in the middle of the year was 1849, and the highest point in the middle of the year was 2444 points;

In 14 years, the opening price was 2112 at the beginning of the year, the lowest point in the middle of the year was 1974, and the highest point in the middle of the year was 3239 points;

15 years, the opening price at the beginning of the year was 3258, the lowest point in the middle of the year was 2850, and the highest point in the middle of the year was 5178 points;

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In 1996, the opening **.

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In 2007, the opening **.

In 2008, the opening **.

In 2009, the opening **.

Hehe, you don't have to kneel and beg for anything. It's simple to know what you're looking for:

You only need to adjust the period of the Shanghai Composite Index ** chart to the "annual chart" state, and you can check the ** price of each year from 1991 to 2009 by yourself. Because, under the annual cycle (that is, on the annual chart), the ** price of each ** is the ** price at the end of the year in which the ** is located.

The method of adjustment is: right-click on the ** chart of the Shanghai Composite Index, find the "Analysis Period" button on the displayed dialogue operation bar and point it with the mouse arrow, and then find the "Annual Chart" button on the newly appeared dialogue operation bar and left-click on it, so that the ** chart of the Shanghai Composite Index will become an annual chart.

Press F8 to turn the A-share **** into an annual line, and you can see the annual ** price you want.

On February 20, China's ** did not start, and the Shanghai Composite Index on that day was the ** data on February 17, 2015, which was a point.

2. The Shanghai Composite Index is referred to as the "Shanghai Composite Index", and its sample stocks are all listed, including A shares and B shares, reflecting the changes in the listing of the Shanghai Stock Exchange, and has been officially released since July 15, 1991. Since ** mainly invests**, it has a close relationship with **, and it is necessary to pay attention to the Shanghai Composite Index frequently.

3. **: refers to the "Shanghai Composite Index" and the "Shenzhen Stock Exchange Constituent Index" of the Shanghai Stock Exchange. An index is an index that reflects the movement and trend of an overall or certain type of stock price.

1) Shanghai Composite Index: A stock price index with a stock price index of 100 points based on December 19, 1990 as the base date, and a stock price index of 100 points based on the issuance volume as the weight (including tradable and non-tradable shares) as the weighted average method.

2) Shenzhen Constituent Stock Index: The stock price index of 40 listed companies with market representativeness is selected from all the ** listed on the Shenzhen ** Stock Exchange, with the circulating share capital as the weight, calculated by the weighted average method, and the base day index is set at 1,000 points on July 20, 1994.

On February 17, 2015, ** will be on holiday, ** price is.

The highest point of the Shanghai Composite Index occurred on December 29, 2006, and the lowest point was on January 1.

The highest point of the Shanghai Composite Index in 2007 was formed on October 16, 2007, and the lowest point was on February 6.