Minsheng Securities·2025-07-22 08:03Group 1 - The report indicates that public active equity funds are experiencing steady issuance with increasing positions, reaching an average position level of 86% [9][21][18] - The report highlights a significant increase in the allocation towards the communication, biopharmaceutical, banking, non-bank financial, and defense industries, with a continuous increase in the biopharmaceutical sector over two consecutive quarters [10][23] - The electronic industry remains the top sector in terms of weight, while there has been a notable reduction in the food and beverage, automotive, and electric equipment sectors [10][23] Group 2 - Active bond funds have shown a significant recovery in scale, with a 6.2% increase compared to the previous period, and an overall increase in duration, with the average duration of medium to long-term pure bond funds at 4.19 [11][2] - The report notes a preference for government bonds and corporate short-term financing bonds, while the proportion of financial bonds and medium-term notes has decreased [11][2] Group 3 - FOF products have maintained a high issuance pace, with 15 new products launched in the second quarter, resulting in a total scale increase of approximately 9% compared to the first quarter of 2025 [12][13] - The report emphasizes a continued increase in passive bond funds, while the proportion of active equity and QDII funds has decreased [12][14] Group 4 - The report identifies a shift in market style from "valuation repair" to "performance-driven" as more mid-to-high frequency economic data emerges, with a focus on the performance verification of basic fundamentals [47] - The report suggests that dividend assets still offer attractive yields compared to government bond returns, with a positive outlook on the banking sector and public utilities [47]