Group 1 - In the third quarter, the bond market experienced fluctuations and a downward trend due to multiple factors including "anti-involution" trading, a rebound in risk appetite, and new regulations on fund redemption fees [1] - In July, signals of "anti-involution" were released, leading to rising inflation and expectations for incremental policies on the demand side, which put pressure on the bond market while commodities and stocks rose [1] - By August, "anti-involution" trading cooled down, and while the commodity market saw fluctuations, the stock market continued to rise, causing government bonds to decline further [1] Group 2 - In the fourth quarter, the remaining quota for local special bonds and government bonds is around 2 trillion yuan, indicating a significant reduction in supply pressure compared to the third quarter [2] - The potential incremental policy for the fourth quarter includes 500 billion yuan in policy financial instruments, focusing on supporting emerging industries and infrastructure [2] - The overall monetary policy remains moderately loose, with a focus on structural monetary policy to support key economic areas [2] Group 3 - The capital market in the third quarter was primarily driven by macro expectations, while the bond market's response to fundamentals was muted, following stock market fluctuations [3] - In October, favorable policies may continue to drive stock market gains, while the bond market may experience weak fluctuations [3] - After adjustments in the third quarter, bond market valuations have entered a reasonable range, improving the cost-performance ratio for allocations [3]
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Qi Huo Ri Bao·2025-09-29 09:40