Domestic Macro - Domestic policies are optimizing supply, and the synergy between growth stabilization and "anti-involution" policies is evident[1] - Consumer demand remains strong, with a 6.1% increase in travel activity, but movie box office revenues are down 9.8% compared to last year[1] - External demand shows marginal decline, with the Baltic Dry Index (BDI) dropping 21.7% to 1811.4[1] - Production intensity is stronger than previous years, with a production increase of 1.55 percentage points to 79.15%[1] Price Performance - Consumer Price Index (CPI) shows a 1.79% increase, with pork prices stabilizing and apple prices rising seasonally[2] - Producer Price Index (PPI) indicates a rebound in crude oil prices, with a 2.52% increase in WTI[2] Overseas Macro - U.S. non-farm payroll data fell short of expectations, leading to a slowdown in future interest rate cuts[1] - Employment growth is slowing but has not triggered signals of a hard landing, with a 4.4% unemployment rate[2] - Short-term interest rate cut expectations have significantly diminished[2] Fiscal and Monetary Policy - Local government bonds are being issued to promote domestic demand, with a total issuance of 4950 billion[3] - National debt yields are rising, with SHIBOR007 increasing by 51 basis points to 1.9560%[3]

Investment Rating - The report maintains a "Recommended" rating for the electric equipment industry [1] Core Insights - The report highlights that the trend of anti-involution is not a concern, and the space photovoltaic industry is accelerating [1] - The report discusses the recent regulatory actions in the photovoltaic sector, emphasizing the prohibition of monopolistic behaviors such as price and capacity coordination, while allowing compliance with cost-based sales and technology standard improvements [4] - The report notes a continued upward trend in industry prices, with expectations for profit recovery in 2026 as terminal demand gradually improves [4] - The rise of commercial space ventures is accelerating the development of space photovoltaic technology, with significant plans for satellite energy networks and high-efficiency energy generation [4] Summary by Sections Regulatory Environment - The market regulatory authority has halted self-regulatory actions related to the photovoltaic industry's silicon material integration platform, citing monopolistic concerns [4] - A collaborative governance framework is being established among enterprises, power generation entities, and associations to ensure compliance and quality standards [4] Industry Price Trends - The average transaction price for N-type silicon material has increased to 59,200 CNY per ton, reflecting a week-on-week increase of 9.83% [4] - Prices for N-type silicon wafers and battery cells have also seen upward adjustments, indicating a recovery in the industry [4] Space Photovoltaic Development - Elon Musk has announced plans to deploy a 100GW solar-powered satellite energy network annually, while China aims to establish gigawatt-level space data centers by 2035 [4] - Space photovoltaic technology is expected to achieve commercial viability within the next 10-15 years, driven by advancements in battery technology and reduced launch costs [4] Investment Recommendations - The report suggests focusing on companies with technological reserves in space photovoltaic, such as Junda Co., JinkoSolar, Trina Solar, and others [4] - It also recommends monitoring leading companies with strong advantages in new technologies, as well as those benefiting from anti-involution policies in the silicon material segment [4]

Investment Rating - The report maintains a "Recommended" rating for the electronic industry [1]. Core Insights - The 2026 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) highlighted the ongoing popularity of wearable products, with a focus on the integration of artificial intelligence and hardware [3]. - AI glasses are evolving with features like independent communication and open ecosystems, enhancing user experience and potentially replacing smartphones [3]. - Innovations in mainstream consumer electronics include the introduction of a robot-shaped smartphone and satellite communication capabilities in consumer-grade devices, aimed at creating new demand and applications [3]. - New wearable products, such as AI smart rings and camera-integrated headphones, are emerging, indicating a shift towards more sensory and seamless user experiences [3]. - The report suggests that technological advancements will drive market demand, recommending attention to companies like GoerTek, Luxshare Precision, Lens Technology, and others [3].

Investment Rating - The report maintains a "Recommended" rating for the electric equipment industry [1] Core Insights - The report highlights that the trend of anti-involution is not a concern, and the space photovoltaic industry is accelerating [1] - The report discusses the recent regulatory actions in the photovoltaic sector, emphasizing the prohibition of monopolistic behaviors such as price and capacity coordination, while allowing compliance with cost-based sales and technology standard improvements [4] - The report notes a continued upward trend in industry prices, with expectations for profit recovery in 2026 as terminal demand gradually improves [4] - The rise of commercial space and the acceleration of the space photovoltaic industry are underscored, with significant plans for deploying solar energy networks in space [4] Summary by Sections Regulatory Environment - The market regulatory authority has halted self-regulatory actions related to the photovoltaic industry's silicon material integration platform, citing monopolistic concerns [4] - A collaborative governance framework is being established among enterprises, power generation entities, and associations to ensure compliance and quality standards [4] Industry Price Trends - The average transaction price for N-type silicon material has increased to 59,200 CNY per ton, reflecting a week-on-week increase of 9.83% [4] - Prices for N-type silicon wafers and battery cells have also seen upward adjustments, indicating a recovery in the industry [4] Space Photovoltaic Development - Elon Musk's plan to deploy 100GW of solar-powered satellites annually is highlighted, along with China's plans for gigawatt-level space data centers [4] - The report anticipates that space photovoltaic technology will become commercialized in the next 10-15 years, driven by decreasing launch costs and technological breakthroughs [4] Investment Recommendations - The report suggests focusing on companies with technological reserves in space photovoltaic, such as Junda Co., JinkoSolar, Trina Solar, and others [4] - It also recommends monitoring leading companies with strong advantages in new technologies, as well as those benefiting from anti-involution policies in the silicon material segment [4]

CPI Insights - In December, the CPI increased by 0.2% month-on-month (previous value: -0.1%) and rose by 0.8% year-on-year (previous value: 0.7%) [1] - Core CPI also rose by 0.2% month-on-month (previous value: -0.1%) and maintained a year-on-year growth of 1.2% for four consecutive months [1] - The main driver for the food CPI was the seasonal increase in fresh fruit prices, while fresh vegetable prices saw a significant decrease in growth [5] PPI Insights - The PPI increased by 0.2% month-on-month (previous value: 0.1%) but showed a year-on-year decline of -1.9% (previous value: -2.2%) [13] - The structural characteristics of PPI indicate an improvement in overall economic conditions, with the PMI at 50.1% [13] - Rising prices in industrial goods are influenced by geopolitical risks and increased demand in sectors like new energy and AI [2] Market Outlook - The outlook for CPI in 2025 is cautiously optimistic, driven by the upward trend in consumer goods prices due to rising raw material costs [2] - The long-term forecast suggests that pig prices may gradually enter an upward trend in the second half of the year, impacting food CPI [5] - The overall improvement in industrial product prices reflects a recovery in market conditions, supported by various economic policies [13]

Investment Rating - The report maintains a "Recommended" rating for the electric equipment industry [1] Core Insights - The report highlights that the trend of anti-involution is not a concern, and the space photovoltaic industry is accelerating [1] - The report discusses the recent regulatory actions in the photovoltaic sector, emphasizing the prohibition of monopolistic behaviors such as price and capacity coordination, while allowing compliance with cost-based sales and technology standard improvements [4] - The report notes a continued upward trend in industry chain prices, with expectations for profit recovery in 2026 as terminal demand gradually warms up [4] - The rise of commercial space and the acceleration of the space photovoltaic industry are emphasized, with significant plans for deploying solar energy networks in space [4] Summary by Sections Regulatory Environment - The market regulatory authority has halted self-regulatory actions related to the photovoltaic industry's silicon material integration platform, citing monopolistic concerns [4] - The framework for collaborative governance among enterprises, power generation parties, and associations is outlined, focusing on compliance and quality standards [4] Industry Price Trends - Recent data indicates that the average transaction price for N-type silicon material has increased to 59,200 CNY per ton, reflecting a week-on-week increase of 9.83% [4] - Prices for N-type silicon wafers and battery cells have also seen upward adjustments, with average prices reaching 1.4 to 1.7 CNY per piece and 0.39 CNY per watt, respectively [4] Space Photovoltaic Development - Elon Musk's plan to deploy 100GW of solar energy satellites annually is highlighted, alongside China's phased deployment of gigawatt-level space data centers from 2025 to 2035 [4] - The report anticipates that space photovoltaic technology will become commercialized within the next 10-15 years, driven by decreasing launch costs and breakthroughs in battery technology [4] Investment Recommendations - The report suggests focusing on companies with technological reserves in space photovoltaic, including JunDa Co., JinkoSolar, Trina Solar, and others [4] - It also recommends attention to leading companies with strong advantages in new technologies, such as LONGi Green Energy and Aiko Solar [4] - Companies benefiting from anti-involution policies in the silicon material segment, such as Tongwei Co. and GCL-Poly Energy, are also highlighted [4] - The report advises monitoring companies that prioritize synergy in energy storage and are relatively independent from the main chain, such as Sungrow Power Supply and others [4]

Investment Rating - The report maintains a "Recommended" rating for the electric equipment industry [1] Core Insights - The report highlights that the trend of anti-involution is not a concern, and the space photovoltaic industry is accelerating [1] - The recent regulatory actions in the photovoltaic sector aim to prevent monopolistic behaviors while allowing compliance with cost-based sales and technology standards [4] - The prices in the industry continue to rise, indicating a recovery, with silicon material prices increasing by 9.83% week-on-week to 59,200 CNY/ton [4] - The commercial space sector is emerging, with plans for deploying solar energy satellites, which could lead to significant advancements in space photovoltaic technology [4] Summary by Sections Regulatory Environment - The market regulatory authority has halted self-regulatory actions related to silicon material integration in the photovoltaic industry, focusing on preventing monopolistic practices [4] - Compliance measures are being established to ensure fair competition among industry participants [4] Industry Performance - The prices of N-type silicon wafers and cells have seen increases, with N-type cell prices rising to 0.39 CNY/W and TOPCon module prices reaching 0.7 CNY/W [4] - The industry is expected to turn profitable in 2026 as terminal demand recovers [4] Technological Advancements - The report emphasizes the potential of space photovoltaic technology, which can generate energy continuously and is projected to become commercialized in the next 10-15 years [4] - The focus is on companies with technological reserves in space photovoltaics, such as Junda Co., JinkoSolar, Trina Solar, and others [4]

Core Insights - The North Exchange 50 index increased by 0.22% to close at 1,496.28 points on January 7, 2026, with a trading volume of 275.48 billion yuan and a turnover rate of 4.09% [1][2] - The overall valuation of the North Exchange is at 47.70 times earnings, which is higher than the valuations of the ChiNext and STAR Market [1][8] - The sectors with the largest gains include Oil & Petrochemicals (+6.0%), Nonferrous Metals (+5.4%), and Communications (+1.6%), while the sectors with the largest declines include Computers (-2.2%), Defense & Military (-1.8%), and Pharmaceuticals & Biology (-1.5%) [1][2] Trading Performance - On January 7, 2026, the North Exchange had a total market capitalization of 903.09 billion yuan, with a circulating market value of 549.77 billion yuan [1] - The trading volume was 10.35 billion shares, indicating a recovery compared to the average daily trading volume of 19.40 billion yuan from the previous week [1][5] Stock Performance - Among the 287 listed companies, 95 saw an increase in stock price, while 187 experienced a decline. The top gainers included Jiaxian Co. (+25.68%), Huitong New Materials (+16.83%), and Jiuling Technology (+8.29%) [1][6] - The largest declines were observed in Jinhao Medical (-14.76%), Tianming Technology (-12.58%), and Guoyuan Technology (-11.59%) [1][7] Valuation Insights - The average price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio for North Exchange companies is 47.70 times, with the highest sector being Nonferrous Metals at 130.5 times, followed by Household Appliances at 90.9 times and Food & Beverage at 82.3 times [1][8] - The P/E ratios for STAR Market and ChiNext are 76.06 times and 45.01 times, respectively, indicating that the North Exchange maintains a higher valuation compared to these markets [1][9] Sector Analysis - The North Exchange shows a mixed performance across various sectors, with significant gains in Oil & Petrochemicals and Nonferrous Metals, while sectors like Computers and Pharmaceuticals are underperforming [1][10] - The distribution of listed companies across sectors indicates a diverse market presence, with a notable concentration in sectors such as Machinery and Chemicals [1][11]

Group 1: Policy Overview - The Ministry of Commerce and 9 other departments issued the "Notice on Implementing Green Consumption Promotion Actions" to enhance the green consumption incentive mechanism and promote widespread green consumption behavior[2] - The notice focuses on three main areas: strengthening the supply of green products, cultivating new growth points for green consumption, and optimizing the green consumption environment[3][4] Group 2: Key Measures - It emphasizes enhancing the supply of green agricultural products, promoting green home appliances, and improving the quality of green services in sectors like dining and accommodation[3] - The notice proposes the establishment of a universal green consumption points system to encourage green purchasing and support public services for points users[4] - It advocates for the development of a green recycling system to reduce single-use plastics and promote the circulation of second-hand goods[4] Group 3: Policy Evolution - The green consumption policy has evolved from focusing on energy-saving appliances and electric vehicles in 2016 to now including green agricultural products and services like green housekeeping and accommodation[5] - The policy mechanism has shifted from "single incentives" to a "systematic collaborative empowerment" approach, integrating incentives, guarantees, and regulations[9] Group 4: Implementation and Risks - The notice aims to cover the entire supply chain, from production to circulation and recycling, ensuring a comprehensive approach to green consumption[9] - Risks include potential underperformance in policy implementation and misunderstandings regarding the policy[10]

Core Insights - The North Exchange 50 index increased by 1.82% to close at 1,493.04 points on January 6, 2026, with a trading volume of 259.89 billion yuan and a turnover rate of 3.97% [3][4][6] - The overall valuation of the North Exchange is at 47.74 times earnings, which is higher than the valuations of the ChiNext and STAR Market [3][10] - The sectors that performed well include non-ferrous metals (+11.1%), home appliances (+4.5%), computers (+4.4%), and machinery (+3.0%), while the pharmaceutical sector saw a decline of 0.5% [3][4] Trading Performance - On January 6, 2026, the North Exchange had a total market capitalization of 903.76 billion yuan, with 396.77 billion shares listed, of which 253.49 billion shares were tradable [3][4] - The average daily trading volume for the previous week was 194.04 billion yuan, indicating a recovery in trading levels on January 6 [3][4] Stock Performance - Among the 287 listed companies, 264 saw an increase in stock prices, while 21 experienced declines. Notable gainers included Hanxin Technology (+29.99%) and Tianli Composite (+29.99%), while Jin Hao Medical saw a significant drop of 14.57% [3][8][9] - The top ten stocks by market performance on January 6 included Hanxin Technology, Tianli Composite, and Beiyikang, with respective market capitalizations of 30.35 billion yuan, 95.63 billion yuan, and 39.80 billion yuan [8][9] Valuation Analysis - The average price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio for companies on the North Exchange is 47.74 times, with the highest sector being non-ferrous metals at 126.1 times, followed by home appliances at 92.8 times and food and beverage at 81.7 times [3][10] - The valuation of the North Exchange continues to be higher than that of the ChiNext, which has a P/E ratio of 44.85 times [3][10] Sector Performance - The non-ferrous metals sector showed the highest increase in stock prices, reflecting strong market interest and potential growth opportunities [3][4] - The pharmaceutical sector, in contrast, faced challenges, as indicated by the decline in stock prices, suggesting potential issues within the industry [3][4][9]