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+0.77%

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  • 最 高34.6604
  • 今 开34.3953
  • 成交量 8股
  • 最 低 34.6604
  • 昨 收 34.3953
  • 总市值 623.89万
  • 52周最高 34.959
  • 市盈率 --
  • 换手率 0.00%
  • 52周最低 24.6207
  • 委 比 0.00%
  • 总股本 18.00万
  • 历史最高 34.959
  • 量 比 0
  • 振 幅 0.00%
  • 历史最低 20.3882
  • 每 手 1
  • 风险率 2.10%

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