华银基金：当前处于“牛市第二阶段”的整固期，12月两大事件将成为破局关键

Group 1 - The A-share market is experiencing ongoing fluctuations, with the Shanghai Composite Index trading around key levels, leading to cautious investor sentiment [1] - The uncertainty surrounding the Federal Reserve's policy and the impact of U.S. stock market adjustments are key concerns for market direction [1][2] - The upcoming release of the November CPI data on the day of the December Federal Reserve meeting may serve as a critical point for global risk appetite [2] Group 2 - The U.S. job market shows signs of weakness, with slowing job additions and a slight increase in the unemployment rate, while persistent inflation complicates the Federal Reserve's decision-making [2] - The recent adjustment in the U.S. stock market, particularly in the tech sector, has led to a reassessment of AI investment narratives, revealing doubts about capital expenditure effectiveness and valuation pressures [3] - The A-share technology sector is particularly affected by the U.S. market's downturn, with significant declines in semiconductor and AI-related industries [3] Group 3 - The domestic economy is characterized by stronger price recovery than demand improvement, with mixed signals from various economic indicators [4] - Despite some positive signs, such as a rise in October CPI and a halt in PPI's negative growth, there are concerns about the low growth rate of social financing and a decline in real estate sales [4] - The government continues to implement "bottom-line" monetary and fiscal policies, including an expansion of technology innovation loans and early issuance of special bonds, although the overall stimulus expectations remain limited [4] Group 4 - The market outlook suggests continued volatility with a potential for stabilization, awaiting key decisions from the Central Economic Work Conference and clarity on the Federal Reserve's interest rate path [5] - The current market adjustment may provide opportunities for mid-term positioning, especially if the market experiences overshooting [5]