ETF日报：国内经济内生动力将持续增强，企稳回升的步伐有望加快

Market Overview - The A-share market showed signs of recovery after hitting a low, with the Shanghai Composite Index closing at 4117.95 points, down 0.96%, while the Shenzhen Component Index fell 0.66%. The ChiNext Index, however, rose by 1.27% due to strong performance from heavyweight stocks [1][20] - Over 2400 stocks rose while nearly 2900 declined, indicating mixed performance among individual stocks. The total trading volume in the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets was approximately 2.86 trillion yuan, a decrease of nearly 400 billion yuan from the previous day, reflecting a notable decline in trading sentiment [1][20] Sector Performance - Most sectors experienced declines, with telecommunications and semiconductor sectors leading the gains. Recently strong sectors like metals and mining showed signs of correction [1][21] - The market has been characterized by high volatility, with fluctuations around the 4150-point mark. The influx of external funds initially indicated strong buying intent, but the market subsequently retreated following increased trading in broad-based ETFs [1][21] Investment Strategy - Given the current high volatility in both equity and commodity markets, a long-term investment approach is suggested as a rational choice for investors [1][21] Commodity Market Insights - The driving factors for both equity and commodity markets remain unchanged, with strong medium to long-term investment value still present. The "weak fiat currency" era has led to a consensus that resources are becoming increasingly valuable, accelerated by interventions from the Trump administration affecting Federal Reserve decisions [2][22] - Precious metals and industrial metals are seen as core choices for capital seeking to hedge against currency depreciation risks, pushing commodity prices into a slow upward trend [2][22] A-Share Market Dynamics - The core logic driving the rise of A-shares is the shifting balance of power between China and the U.S., leading to capital flows and value reassessment. The ongoing U.S.-China rivalry is influencing global capital allocation, providing long-term upward momentum for A-shares [4][24] - Quality stocks with core competitiveness in the A-share market, previously undervalued, are now experiencing value reassessment as China's national strength and industrial advantages become more pronounced [4][24] Future Outlook - On a macro level, both the U.S. and China appear to have found new solutions to their domestic issues. The U.S. is adopting a "shrinking plunder" strategy, focusing on core interests while avoiding overextension, which may have profound implications for the global economy and geopolitical landscape [6][25] - For China, the continuous rise in commodity prices, particularly precious metals, may help break the negative feedback loop of prices and accelerate the economic recovery process, potentially exceeding investor expectations [7][26] Investment Focus - The investment strategy should focus on "anti-involution + technology," as the gradual implementation of anti-involution policies is expected to lead to value reassessment in related cyclical sectors. The technology growth sector is also anticipated to receive strong policy support [8][28] - The coal sector has shown resilience, with recent price increases in thermal coal providing support for near-term performance. The market is expected to see a recovery in coal demand due to infrastructure investment and industrial recovery [10][29][31]