XTC(SH:600549) Xin Lang Cai Jing·2026-01-09 06:09Group 1 - The non-ferrous metal sector is experiencing significant growth, with the Huabao Non-ferrous ETF (159876) rising over 3.5% on January 9, reaching a historical high [1][8] - The ETF has attracted a net subscription of 55.8 million units, with a total inflow of 194 million yuan over the past five days and 279 million yuan over the last ten days [1][8] - Prices for tungsten have notably increased, with black tungsten concentrate (≥65%) priced at 485,000 yuan/ton, up 5.4% week-on-week, and tungsten powder at 1,130 yuan/kg, up 6.5% week-on-week, both reaching historical highs [1][10] Group 2 - Analysts indicate that the entire tungsten product line is expected to rebound after a brief correction by the end of 2025, driven by supply constraints and global demand for strategic resources [12] - The current economic cycle is characterized as a "slump phase" within the fifth Kondratiev wave, where traditional tech benefits are peaking and new technologies like AI are still emerging, suggesting that commodity assets may benefit [12] - The U.S. faces recession pressures, with high sovereign debt and trade deficits weakening the dollar's credibility, leading to increased interest in gold as a global standard, which may also positively impact the valuation of other commodities like copper [12] Group 3 - Concept stocks providing non-ferrous metals for commercial aerospace have significantly outperformed, with HaiLiang Co., Yunnan Zhenye, and Xiamen Tungsten all hitting the daily limit [3][10] - Major stocks such as Shandong Gold and Luoyang Molybdenum have also shown strong performance, with increases of over 5% and 4% respectively [3][10] Group 4 - The Huabao Non-ferrous ETF and its linked funds comprehensively cover various sectors including copper, aluminum, gold, rare earths, and lithium, allowing for better capture of the sector's beta trends [5][13] - The ETF's index includes precious metals (for hedging), strategic metals (for growth), and industrial metals (for recovery), catering to different economic cycles [5][13]