中国银行股价创历史新高，市净率仍未修复

Group 1 - The banking sector experienced significant movement on November 20, with China Bank (601988.SH) reaching a historical high of 6.33 CNY per share, while Construction Bank (601939.SH) rose by 4.73% and Postal Savings Bank (601658.SH) increased by 3.84%, leading to a 1.93% rise in the banking index (881155.TI) [1] - As of the midday close, China Bank's market-to-book ratio was 0.76, indicating that it has not yet recovered to above 1, with only Agricultural Bank and China Merchants Bank among 42 A-share listed banks having a market-to-book ratio greater than 1, reflecting investor skepticism about the banks' book values [3] Group 2 - Tianfeng Securities noted that in a low interest rate environment, the divergence between loan growth and bond investment growth in banks' asset structures may become more pronounced, suggesting a reversal in the competitive landscape of the banking system [3] - Open Source Securities indicated that bond market interest rates may have reached a favorable allocation point for state-owned banks, predicting significant bond purchasing activity in Q4, while emphasizing that bank valuations remain historically low and suggesting an increase in bank sector allocations [3] - The recommendation includes allocating to large state-owned banks like Agricultural Bank and Industrial and Commercial Bank as core holdings, while also suggesting core allocations to leading comprehensive banks such as China Merchants Bank, CITIC Bank, and Industrial Bank, with flexible allocations to Jiangsu Bank, Chongqing Bank, and Chongqing Rural Commercial Bank [3]