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Core Viewpoint - The probability of interest rate cuts within the year has decreased, and demand-side policies may sustain inflation expectations, leading to continued pressure on the bond market, with the window for bullish positions likely pushed further back [1] Group 1: Interest Rate Cut Probability - The probability of interest rate cuts has further declined due to the "fiscal substitution for monetary policy, structural substitution for total volume, and expectation management" effects [7] - Fiscal subsidies are equivalent to targeted interest rate cuts, reducing the necessity for central bank total monetary policy tools [7] - The personal consumption loan subsidy policy is expected to last until August 31, 2026, with the next potential interest rate cut window likely pushed to the first quarter of 2026 [2][21] Group 2: Inflation Expectations - The "anti-involution" policy has reinforced inflation expectations through a path of supply contraction leading to price signals and self-reinforcing expectations [12] - The market has begun to draw parallels with the supply-side reform of 2016, betting on re-inflation, although the sustainability of inflation narratives based solely on supply contraction may be weak [18] - Demand-side policies, including the personal consumption loan subsidy, are expected to provide better support for price increase expectations, further boosting the "anti-involution" trade [18] Group 3: Bond Market Outlook - The bullish window for the bond market may be pushed further back due to the combination of fiscal support and structural interest rate cuts, significantly compressing the central bank's total monetary policy easing space [21] - The strong performance of the equity market in the short term may continue to exert pressure on the bond market, with the yield on the 10-year government bond surpassing 1.73% [21] - The probability of a steepening yield curve is increasing, with long-term bonds likely to be more significantly pressured by the equity market [21]