摩根士丹利邢自强：中美市场趋势及中国反通缩分析

Group 1 - The core viewpoint highlights that global liquidity is driving a "bull market" in A-shares and overseas markets, unaffected by data and policy uncertainties [1] - Following domestic interest rate cuts, long-term rates are low and liquidity is ample, contributing to a liquidity-driven bull market [1] - There is a growing interest in China globally, with institutions and residents reallocating from fixed-income assets to equity or equity-related assets since July [1] Group 2 - The relationship between China and the U.S. is experiencing fluctuations, with a slight potential for tariff and trade barrier upgrades, but a return to the tense state of April is unlikely [1] - The U.S. economy is expected to soften in the second half of the year, with employment and consumption declining, leading to a potential mild stagflation in the coming months [1] - Major U.S. companies benefiting from AI are showing strong performance, and investor expectations are leaning towards significant future rate cuts by the Federal Reserve [1] Group 3 - Macro narratives regarding China are largely positive, emphasizing anti-involution, industrial innovation, and the resilience of entrepreneurs [1] - Macro deflationary pressures are expected to persist at least until the first half of next year, with GDP deflator indices showing -1% for the first half of this year and an estimated -0.9% for the second half [1] - The feasibility of achieving "anti-deflation" remains uncertain, involving factors such as PPI, core CPI, corporate profits, wage employment, and consumption ratios [1] Group 4 - Demand-side rebalancing and supply-side clearing are underway, with a phased investment of 138 billion in old-for-new initiatives and subsidies in social security and livelihood sectors [1] - The upcoming Fourth Plenary Session in late October may address three fundamental changes, including reducing redundant construction, tax and fiscal system reforms, and transforming local government performance assessments [1] - The current market is driven by improved liquidity and macro narratives, but the ultimate outcome will depend on the fundamentals, specifically the ability to break deflation and improve corporate profitability [1]