人民币升值，A股却现调整？

Market Overview - On May 26, the A-share market experienced a slight decline, with the Shanghai Composite Index down 0.05% to 3346.84 points, the Shenzhen Component Index down 0.41%, and the ChiNext Index down 0.8%. The total trading volume was 1.01 trillion yuan, showing a slight decrease compared to the previous trading day [1] - The pharmaceutical and automotive sectors adjusted, while the controllable nuclear fusion concept led the gains [1] Policy Developments - The "Opinions on Improving the Modern Enterprise System with Chinese Characteristics" was released, proposing improvements to the income distribution system of enterprises, promoting a reasonable wage growth mechanism, and establishing a scientific salary and performance evaluation system for senior management. It encourages listed companies to implement long-term incentives and stable cash dividend policies, which are expected to enhance investment returns and make A-share valuations more attractive in the long run [1] International Trade Relations - On May 25, former President Trump agreed to extend the deadline for tariff negotiations with the EU to July 9, indicating a desire to maintain negotiation space and avoid escalating trade tensions. This news boosted market sentiment, with a weaker dollar providing effective support for Asia-Pacific assets, although the fluctuating tariff situation may still disrupt global capital markets [1] Investment Strategies - During the current trade conflict, the resilience of the RMB reflects improved export competitiveness and diversification, suggesting that investors may consider strategies like regular investment or grid trading to capitalize on lower prices. Suggested investment vehicles include the CSI A500 ETF (159338) and the Shanghai Composite Index ETF (510760) [2] - Following the LPR reduction on May 20, long-term interest rates have continued to rise, with the 10-year government bond yield approaching 1.7%. The bond market is under pressure due to the peak issuance of special government bonds and positive impacts from US-China trade negotiations. The outlook suggests that a more relaxed exchange rate could further open monetary policy space, with a continued focus on long-duration strategies [2] Dividend Policies - Recent policies encouraging listed companies to distribute dividends are seen as beneficial for state-owned enterprises, helping to stabilize dividend expectations and enhance investor returns. This aligns with the "China Special Valuation" initiative aimed at value reconstruction. Investors may consider the monthly dividend-paying National Enterprise ETF (510720) and the cash flow ETF (159399), which has outperformed major indices over the past nine years [5]