【环球财经】业界专家热议全球资产配置趋势 A股跨年行情预期升温

Core Insights - The global asset allocation trend is shifting towards increasing allocation in RMB assets, driven by China's economic recovery and technological innovations like AI, with A-shares expected to continue rising and sectors like new energy and consumption showing investment value [1][2][4] Global Asset Allocation Trends - Two main themes have emerged in global asset allocation: the first is risk aversion, with gold prices rising significantly as central banks increase their gold holdings, indicating strong market demand for safe-haven assets [4] - The second theme is the "valuation gap effect" in risk assets, where funds are moving towards undervalued assets, particularly in the Asia-Pacific region, as the dollar's strength diminishes [4] - The increasing convertibility and liquidity of RMB assets are enhancing their appeal to international capital [4] A-Share Market Outlook - The A-share market has shown resilience, with the Shanghai Composite Index experiencing a maximum increase of over 20% this year, maintaining a volatile yet upward trend after surpassing the 4000-point mark [7] - The current 4000-point level in A-shares differs fundamentally from previous bull markets, with a shift from retail and leveraged funds to institutional capital driving the market [9] - A-shares are expected to have a 20%-30% upside potential, supported by improving valuation and earnings [11] Investment Focus Areas - Three key investment directions are identified: technology sector opportunities, new energy sector expected to lead in the cross-year market, and precious metals as safe-haven assets [11] - The energy sector, including both new and traditional energy, is seen as a core driver of technological development, with innovative pharmaceuticals also gaining attention [11] - There is a noted overheating in AI hardware, with a potential shift of funds towards software and application sectors, emphasizing the importance of application services [11] Cross-Year Market Expectations - The A-share market is poised for a cross-year rally, supported by stable trading volumes and the absence of earnings burdens during the reporting gap [12] - New energy is expected to be the leading sector in the upcoming cross-year market, with regional sectors benefiting from policy expectations also gaining traction [13] - The upcoming Central Economic Work Conference is anticipated to provide clear policy signals that could further energize the market [13]