Group 1 - The stock market typically shows hesitation at the end of the year due to investors' mixed sentiments, with profit-takers looking to secure gains and loss-makers seeking to adjust strategies for the upcoming year [1] - In early December, the A-share market experienced a notable change when Huijin Investment announced increased market entry, particularly in large-cap ETFs, which helped stabilize the market and attract some external funds [1] - The A-share market's weak consolidation phase was altered, leading to a rebound as the trading focus shifted upward, completing a phase of bottom formation [1] Group 2 - In overseas markets, the clearer expectations of further interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve and ongoing debates about potential AI investment bubbles have influenced large capital movements, contributing to recent rebounds [2] - AI and technology stocks have been significant drivers in the stock market this year, with the A-share market showing stronger upward momentum compared to the U.S. market, which has been more cautious [2] - The year-end market performance is expected to lead to a bullish trend extending into the new year, creating a rare cross-year market situation, with the potential for a slow bull market to develop [2][3] Group 3 - The performance of the stock market on the first trading day of the new year is often viewed as a predictor of the annual trend, but the end-of-year performance is more indicative of the following year's market outlook [3] - A significant upward movement in the market at year-end, potentially reaching new highs, is likely to foster a more optimistic outlook among investors for the upcoming year [3]
年终情结淡化 大盘震荡上行
Zheng Quan Shi Bao·2025-12-26 18:21