袁建军回应三大关切话题：业绩、信心、居民储蓄齐向好

Core Viewpoint - The 2025 China Wealth Management Forum emphasizes the theme of building a financial powerhouse, with discussions focusing on asset allocation and investment outlook for 2026, addressing key concerns of institutional investors regarding performance, confidence, and the migration of household savings to capital markets [1][6]. Group 1: Performance Outlook - The worst performance phase is believed to be over, with gradual improvement expected due to two main factors: government measures to curb excessive competition and a decline in capital expenditures by listed companies, leading to a necessary contraction in production capacity [3][8]. - Export growth is significantly contributing to performance, with AI driving 3% of the 6% global trade growth this year, and global interest rate cuts expected to support exports in 2024. Notably, 11 out of the top 20 stocks held by funds have over 50% of their revenue from exports, indicating a shift from quantitative to qualitative performance improvements [3][8]. - By the third quarter of 2025, non-financial listed companies are projected to show year-on-year earnings growth, supported by economic structural transformation, which will provide a fundamental basis for the increase in A-share market capitalization [3][8]. Group 2: Investor Confidence - Historical patterns of A-share market performance, such as the interruptions of three consecutive upward trends since 2005, are not expected to repeat in 2026, as current conditions do not replicate past triggers for significant declines [4][9]. - A substantial improvement in A-share volatility has been observed, supported by a significant reduction in IPOs and refinancing activities over the past two years, which has addressed the issue of market expansion and laid the groundwork for steady index growth [4][9]. Group 3: Household Savings Migration - There is a clear indication that household savings are beginning to migrate towards capital markets, as evidenced by a significant increase in the issuance of rights funds and the majority of public funds achieving a net asset value exceeding 1 yuan, signaling a shift in asset allocation [4][9].