Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article highlights the divergence in performance between A-shares and Hong Kong stocks, driven by the recent central economic work conference in China and the mixed signals from the Federal Reserve regarding interest rates [1][3][22] - A-shares are seeing a preemptive allocation towards high-growth technology sectors, while Hong Kong stocks are under pressure due to weak earnings expectations and hawkish signals from the Federal Reserve [1][3][22] - The Federal Reserve's recent actions, including a rate cut, have not led to a favorable liquidity environment as U.S. Treasury yields are rising, indicating potential market volatility [1][5][25] Group 2 - The upcoming Bank of Japan interest rate hike is expected to impact global liquidity, but the market has likely priced in the anticipated 0.75% rate level, suggesting limited immediate disruption [23][31] - The focus should be on external factors and the dual themes of technology and cyclical recovery, with a recommendation to maintain a base in financial and dividend-paying sectors while gradually increasing exposure to growth areas [23][31] - Key sectors to watch include the AI supply chain, renewable energy, and international pharmaceuticals, as these areas are expected to benefit from improving liquidity and risk appetite [23][34] Group 3 - The market is preparing for a "super data week," with critical reports on CPI and employment data that will validate the effectiveness of previous monetary policies and assess inflation risks [10][29] - The potential appointment of a new Federal Reserve chair, with a more hawkish stance, could further influence market expectations regarding future monetary policy [10][11][29] - The anticipated spring market rally is supported by historical data indicating that liquidity improvements typically lead to positive market movements, particularly in technology and cyclical sectors [16][34]
陈果:留意外部扰动,耐心伺机布局
Xin Lang Cai Jing·2025-12-14 12:00