Xin Lang Cai Jing·2025-12-22 01:20Group 1: Global Economic Impact - The ongoing geopolitical influences and misalignment of monetary policies are expected to fundamentally reshape purchasing power across both private and public sectors in the medium to long term [1] - Japan's prolonged ultra-loose monetary policy is reportedly helping the country emerge from a "deflation trap," with the yen's depreciation significantly boosting overall demand [1] - Despite a 40% increase in the average price of second-hand homes in Tokyo over five years and a nearly 20% rise in major stock indices, the actual purchasing power of residents has declined due to high input inflation [1] Group 2: Domestic Market Overview - The domestic equity market has shown continued volatility, with a notable focus on the fourth quarter as a critical period for industry information and monetary policy direction [2][34] - The uncertainty in policy is expected to decrease marginally, while the sustainability of the computing power sector will face ongoing scrutiny from the market [34] - Smaller stocks are anticipated to benefit more from the market's expansion trends compared to larger stocks [34] Group 3: Convertible Bond Market - The convertible bond market has seen an overall increase of 0.48% during the week, with 20 out of 29 sectors experiencing gains [47] - The average daily trading volume in the convertible bond market reached 636.11 billion yuan, reflecting a significant increase of 29.75 billion yuan from the previous week [47][48] - Approximately 63.48% of convertible bonds recorded an increase in value, with 15.37% of bonds rising more than 2% [48] Group 4: Sector Performance - Among the 31 sectors, 19 experienced gains, with retail, non-bank financials, and beauty care leading the way with increases of 6.66%, 2.90%, and 2.87% respectively [45] - Conversely, sectors such as electronics and power equipment faced declines, with drops of -3.28% and -3.12% respectively [45]