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A shares fluctuated higher, and the large consumer sector collectively strengthened.Ice and snow economy concept stocks have been active recently and strengthened again yesterday. At the close, Jingxue Energy Saving had a daily limit of 20%, Dalian Shengya, Yingpaisi and Iceberg had daily limit, and Changbai Mountain and Sanfu Outdoor rose by over 5%.

The big financial sector, led by brokers, pulled up before noon yesterday, boosting the index further. At the close, Guosheng Financial Holdings and Guolian Securities had daily limit, while Harbin Investment and Southwest Securities rose more than 5%.Ping An Securities judges that the growth style of A-share market will be more flexible in 2025, and structural investment opportunities will increase.

Huaxi Securities believes that in 2025, A-share earnings are expected to usher in an inflection point, with a high probability of technological growth assets, and revenue growth is expected to become the dominant factor in style allocation. The short-term "New Year's Market" has been launched, focusing on the value direction of the market before the year, and looking at the two main lines of domestic demand and advanced manufacturing after the year. It is expected that A shares will remain in a volatile state, and the "New Year's Market" configuration has a high winning rate.On the disk, the big consumer sector led the rise all day, with retail, ice and snow tourism, food and beverage, household items and other directions rising sharply; Real estate stocks performed in intraday trading, with Tiandiyuan and Hualian shares trading daily; The pharmaceutical biological sector was active at the beginning of the session, with Haixin shares, First Medicine and Panlong Pharmaceutical trading daily.Ctrip data shows that since the end of November, the sales of ice and snow travel products have started. In the past week, the search volume of "skiing" on the platform increased by 50% month-on-month, and the search popularity of ice and snow related products continued to rise in December.