大类资产复盘笔记：踏空资金追涨

Group 1: Overview of Major Assets - In July, A-shares approached 3600 points, with the 10-year government bond yield rising and commodities experiencing fluctuations [1][8] - The A-share market saw broad-based index gains, with growth and consumption sectors leading the way [11][12] - The bond market experienced an upward trend in yields, breaking the inversion between deposit rates and government bond yields [24][26] - Commodity markets showed divergence, with the South China Industrial Products Index rising and then retreating, while domestic futures markets experienced significant volatility [28][30] - Global equity indices generally rose, with the Nasdaq leading among US indices and European stocks also showing strong performance [40][42] Group 2: A-share Market Dynamics - The economic fundamentals in June showed divergence, indicating resilience, with manufacturing PMI remaining in contraction territory [2][12] - Macro liquidity indicators suggested a warming trend, with social financing showing signs of recovery [2][12] - Micro-level funding saw a rebound in northbound capital and an increase in margin trading balances, indicating renewed market activity [2][12] Group 3: Bond Market Insights - The 10-year government bond yield rose to 1.75% by the end of July, marking a 5.7 basis point increase for the month [24][26] - The inversion between deposit rates and the 10-year government bond yield was broken, indicating a shift in market expectations [24][26] Group 4: Commodity Market Analysis - The South China Industrial Products Index reached a peak of 3824 points before retreating, with significant fluctuations in domestic commodity futures [28][30] - Major commodities like iron ore and Brent crude oil saw notable gains, while LME copper experienced a significant decline [28][30] Group 5: Global Equity Performance - The global equity market saw most indices rise, with the Nasdaq leading the US markets and the FTSE 100 index leading in Europe [40][42] - The VIX index remained below 20, indicating a relatively stable market environment [40][42]