策略日报：大类资产跟踪-20250520

Group 1: Market Overview - The bond market is experiencing a slight decline, with expectations of a small adjustment following interest rate cuts. The short-term outlook indicates a higher probability of filling the gap downwards, while the long-term view suggests that fundamental weaknesses will continue to drive the bond market to new highs [20][4]. - The A-share market is showing continued volatility, with small-cap stocks performing actively while high-position stocks are retreating. This indicates ongoing rotational increases in the market, expected to persist until trading volume effectively breaks through 1.5 trillion [24][4]. - The U.S. stock market has broken through key resistance levels, increasing the likelihood of new highs. Corporate buybacks are providing support, with the S&P 500 recovering the previously mentioned resistance level of 5700 points [29][30]. Group 2: Sector Performance - In the A-share market, sectors such as technology, consumer goods, and dividends are expected to rotate upwards. The market is currently seeing a shift towards consumption and pharmaceuticals, with new consumption and innovative pharmaceuticals attracting more capital [24][4]. - The commodity market is experiencing a decline, with the Wenhua Commodity Index down by 0.22%. The market does not perceive the recent interest rate cuts as significantly stimulating demand [36][4]. - The foreign exchange market shows the onshore RMB against the USD at 7.2194, appreciating by 50 basis points. The RMB is expected to rise to around 7.1 due to favorable impacts from U.S.-China trade relations [34][6]. Group 3: Policy and Economic Indicators - The May LPR (Loan Prime Rate) has been released, with both the 5-year and 1-year rates lowered by 10 basis points. The 5-year LPR is now at 3.5%, and the 1-year LPR is at 3% [40][41]. - In April, the total retail sales of consumer goods increased by 5.1% year-on-year, indicating a recovery in consumption supported by policy measures [41][40]. - The National Development and Reform Commission has highlighted the need to address "involution" in competition, which distorts market mechanisms and disrupts fair competition [41][40].