方正富邦区德成：8月债市不应过分悲观的五大理由

Group 1 - The bond market has experienced a correction from mid to late July, with the 10-year government bond yield rising from 1.66% to 1.72% and the 30-year bond yield increasing from 1.87% to 1.99% during the period from July 16 to August 11 [1] - In contrast to the bond market's decline, the stock market and commodities have shown strong performance, driven by supply reduction policies, economic recovery expectations, and global liquidity easing, leading to a significant rise in commodity prices and a rebound in the A-share market [1] - The adjustment in the bond market is attributed to three main factors: tight funding conditions, inflation expectations raised by "anti-involution" policies, and the impact of rising equity markets on the bond market [1] Group 2 - Recent PMI data indicates a marginal pressure scenario for the second half of the year, with production, domestic and external demand orders, and inventory indicators showing varying degrees of decline, suggesting that inflation expectations may not persist for long [2] - The commodity market is cooling down, which is favorable for the bond market, as the first phase of significant price increases in commodities may have passed, leading to a more rational market risk appetite [2] - Historically, August sees stable funding conditions, with funding rates typically rising before month-end; recent data shows overnight and 7-day funding rates declining to 1.35% and 1.49% respectively, indicating liquidity easing [2] Group 3 - The current adjustment in the bond market is driven more by sentiment and trading factors rather than a fundamental reversal of the bond market's core logic, suggesting that the long-term bullish outlook for the bond market remains unchanged [3] - The recent phase of decline in the bond market presents a more attractive opportunity for rational investors to position themselves [3]