Group 1 - The report discusses the historical context of the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts, categorizing them into two types: crisis-driven cuts in 2001 and 2007, and preventive cuts in 2019 [7][13]. - In the case of crisis-driven cuts, the report highlights that the 2001 cut was in response to the internet bubble and the 2007 cut was due to the subprime mortgage crisis, both leading to economic recession indicators [7][13]. - The preventive cut in 2019 occurred in a stable macroeconomic environment, aimed at mitigating potential risks from global economic slowdown and trade tensions [13][20]. Group 2 - The report indicates that A-shares tend to perform strongly in the months leading up to and following a Federal Reserve rate cut, driven by economic fundamentals [23][27]. - It notes that prior to the first rate cut, sectors sensitive to interest rates, such as cyclical and technology industries, tend to outperform, while consumer sectors gain strength in the months following the cut [27][29]. - Historical data shows that during the three previous rate cut cycles, bond yields generally declined, and the US dollar index weakened, which positively impacted the RMB exchange rate [25][29]. Group 3 - The report suggests that if the Federal Reserve cuts rates again, it may be a response to economic recession, which could have a positive short-term impact on A-shares [2][29]. - It emphasizes that the current expectation of a rate cut could lead to increased liquidity and a rise in domestic economic recovery expectations, benefiting sectors like technology and certain cyclical industries [2][29]. - The report recommends focusing on industries such as TMT (Technology, Media, and Telecommunications), non-ferrous metals, chemicals, and mid-to-low-end consumer goods in light of the anticipated rate cut [2][29].
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Huajin Securities·2024-08-22 07:33