跨年的经济
Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-12-07 14:35

Group 1 - The ongoing debate about whether AI technology is becoming "bubble-like" continues, but investment is gradually penetrating upstream electricity and downstream applications, with increased fiscal budgets in the US, Europe, Japan, and South Korea for the coming year [1] - The Federal Reserve's interest rate cut cycle continues, while inflation expectations remain at historically high levels; the short-term weakness of the US dollar is accompanied by expectations of RMB appreciation [1] - High-frequency data indicates a potential short-term rebound in China's exports [1] Group 2 - The proportion of residents expecting a decline in housing prices has risen to a high level, indicating that the response to real estate risks has entered a new phase [1] - Under strict control of hidden debts, debt reduction and repayment continue, which corresponds to the ongoing weakness in infrastructure investment since the second half of the year [1] - Personal income tax has increased compared to trend values due to standardized tax administration, while cross-year consumption may still face pressure [1] Group 3 - Prices related to "anti-involution" categories have experienced a rebound in the third quarter but have since retreated, with the central tendency remaining higher than before; industrial production indicators are showing a month-on-month slowdown [1] - Vegetable prices have risen above seasonal levels due to weather disturbances, and combined with a low base, the CPI is expected to see a short-term rebound [1] - However, the resonance of pork and oil prices is expected to ease in early next year, leading to a further decline in prices [1] Group 4 - Historical economic "New Year openings" often correspond to prior year-end fiscal spending, with recent fiscal strength and continued pressure on local land transfer income indicating moderate economic growth at the beginning of next year [2] - The effectiveness of subsidy policies in promoting consumption in the service sector remains to be explored, while credit demand remains at historically low levels [2] - The management of liquidity through government bond trading is becoming more diversified, although interest rate tools remain cautious [2]