Shang Hai Zheng Quan Bao·2026-01-08 16:49Market Overview - The A-share market experienced significant differentiation after a strong rally, with the Shanghai Composite Index slightly retreating by 0.07% to 4082.98 points, while the Sci-Tech Innovation Index rose by 1.14% to 1766.57 points, driven by sectors like brain-computer interfaces and controllable nuclear fusion [2] Brain-Computer Interface Sector - The brain-computer interface sector saw strong performance, with stocks like Aipeng Medical hitting a 20% limit-up, and companies such as Nanjing Panda and Prit reported consecutive gains [3] - Nanjing Panda clarified that it currently has no mature products related to brain-computer interfaces and that the concept will not materially impact its operations [3] - Prit disclosed that its LCP film products are suitable for use as flexible electrode materials in brain-computer interfaces, and it is the only domestic company to achieve a significant technological breakthrough in this area [3] Controllable Nuclear Fusion Sector - The controllable nuclear fusion concept experienced a surge, with over ten stocks, including China Nuclear Engineering and Snowman Group, hitting the limit-up [4] - The sector has seen a cumulative increase of nearly 10% since the beginning of 2026, indicating strong market interest [4] Technological Breakthroughs in Nuclear Fusion - Recent breakthroughs in controllable nuclear fusion technology were reported by the Hefei Institute of Physical Science, which confirmed significant experimental results related to the "artificial sun" superconducting tokamak [5] - The International Energy Agency predicts that the global nuclear fusion market could approach 3.5 trillion yuan by 2030, highlighting the sector's potential [5] - The past five years have shown explosive growth in the global fusion industry, with total investments rising from $1.9 billion in 2021 to $9.7 billion, and an additional $2.6 billion expected in 2024 [5] Investment Outlook - UBS's China president stated that Chinese assets are not in a "heated" state, with expected earnings growth of 14% for the MSCI China Index in 2026, driven by sectors like internet platforms and high-end manufacturing [6] - UBS's internal data indicates that foreign investment in Chinese assets is expected to rebound significantly, although there remains considerable room for growth compared to historical averages [6] - The valuation advantages and structural growth potential of Chinese assets make them an attractive option for global investors seeking to hedge against single-market risks [6]