长城基金汪立:2026新开局,市场有望迈出关键一步
Xin Lang Cai Jing·2026-01-06 08:47

Group 1: Market Overview - The A-share market exhibited a volatile adjustment pattern last week, with significant divergence among major indices and notable structural characteristics [1][7] - Technology applications showed strength, while the oil and petrochemical sectors experienced two consecutive weeks of gains; the military industry continued to gain traction, but the new energy sector saw a pullback [1][7] Group 2: Macro Analysis - The manufacturing PMI in December showed a seasonal rebound, reaching 50.1%, an increase of 0.9 percentage points from November, marking the first expansion since April [2][8] - Among 21 surveyed industries, 16 reported a PMI increase compared to November, driven by improved trade conditions, domestic policy adjustments, and energy supply stability [2][8] - The government has proactively issued new local government debt limits for 2026 and initiated significant investment plans totaling approximately 295 billion yuan to accelerate fund allocation [2][8] Group 3: Overseas Economic Data - Recent U.S. economic data exceeded expectations, with pending home sales in November rising by 3.3%, significantly above the anticipated 0.9% [3][9] - Initial jobless claims unexpectedly dropped to 199,000, lower than the forecast of 218,000, indicating a robust labor market [3][9] - The December FOMC meeting minutes indicated a hawkish stance, with most participants supporting potential rate cuts if inflation trends downward [3][9] Group 4: Investment Strategy - The Chinese stock market is expected to stabilize and surpass critical thresholds, supported by anticipated U.S. interest rate cuts and increased liquidity from new capital inflows [4][10] - The focus is on technology growth, non-bank financials, and cyclical assets, with a particular emphasis on AI and emerging market industrialization trends [4][10] - Investment opportunities include sectors such as internet, electronics, media, and manufacturing with global competitive advantages, as well as non-bank financials like insurance and brokerage firms [5][11]