Xin Lang Cai Jing·2025-12-07 05:40Core Viewpoint - The continuous improvement of China's manufacturing industry's global pricing power and economic profit share is expected to lead to a sustained appreciation of the Renminbi, with predictions of reaching 6.8 against the US dollar by 2026. To mitigate the potential negative impact of rapid Renminbi appreciation on export-oriented manufacturing, proactive monetary easing is deemed necessary [1]. Group 1: Economic Outlook - The anticipated monetary easing may lower real interest rates and stimulate domestic demand, which is essential for breaking the current market stagnation and achieving further growth by 2026 [1]. - Prior to this, market fluctuations and structural opportunities are expected to be the norm in the A-share market, with a focus on sectors that have global exposure and profit growth potential [1]. Group 2: Sector Recommendations - In the resources and traditional manufacturing sectors, there is optimism for leading companies in industries where China holds a competitive advantage, particularly in non-ferrous metals, chemicals, and new energy, emphasizing the narrative of "supply internalization and external demand for profit" [1]. - Companies expanding overseas remain a crucial avenue for profit and market capitalization growth, as A-shares transition from a domestic emerging market focus to a global mature market perspective, despite the increased resonance with overseas risk assets and economic environments [1]. - From a high-to-low perspective, less crowded sectors such as cinema, securities, aviation, liquor, and hotels, along with direct increment stocks like banks, thermal power, and oil & petrochemicals, are also viable options [1]. - Close attention is advised for policy changes during the upcoming Political Bureau meeting and economic work conference at the end of the year [1].