资金面维持紧平衡，信用债布局宜尽早

Group 1 - The report highlights that the current funding environment remains tight, with the central bank's recent actions leading to a gradual tightening of market liquidity, impacting bond market dynamics [1][2] - As of February 11, various interest rates have increased, with R001 and DR001 rising by 21.50 basis points and 20.66 basis points respectively, indicating a significant tightening in the funding landscape [1] - The report suggests that the yield curve is flattening, with the 1Y and 10Y government bond yield spread remaining stable, reflecting market expectations of monetary easing [1][2] Group 2 - The report recommends early positioning in credit bonds due to anticipated structural asset scarcity and stable performance of mid to long-term credit bonds in the upcoming quarters [2] - It notes that short-duration credit bonds have shown limited movement, while mid-duration bonds have increased by over 10 basis points from January lows, indicating a potential for further yield adjustments [2] - The analysis indicates that the demand for replacement bonds may increase, particularly for smaller banks, as they face pressure on their asset side due to the current market conditions [1][2]