光大期货金融期货日报-20250903

Report Investment Rating - Stock Index Futures: Bullish [1] - Treasury Bond Futures: Bearish [1] Core Views - A-shares experienced a significant pullback on September 2nd, with the Wind All A index down 1.48% and a trading volume of 2.91 trillion yuan. Since August, the A-share market has shown a "narrowing circle" trend, and the short-term correction is normal due to factors such as profit-taking. In the long run, the dovish stance of the Fed meeting and expectations of multiple interest rate cuts this year will benefit A-shares. Policy adjustments in Shanghai's housing market and the implementation of the national childcare subsidy system are expected to stimulate inflation and drive the market. The liquidity-driven market is expected to continue with obvious structural characteristics and accelerated sector rotation [1]. - On September 2nd, treasury bond futures closed lower, with the 30-year, 10-year, 5-year, and 2-year contracts down 0.18%, 0.03%, 0.02%, and 0.02% respectively. The central bank conducted 255.7 billion yuan of 7-day reverse repurchase operations, with a net withdrawal of 150.1 billion yuan. In August, the bond market was suppressed by the strong performance of the equity market, and the yield curve steepened. After continuous declines in August, the adjustment of the bond market is basically in place. However, the strong performance of the equity market is negative for long-term bonds, while short-term bonds are relatively stable [1][2]. Summary by Directory 1. Research Views - Stock Index Futures: The A-share market had a significant pullback on September 2nd, with different indices showing varying degrees of decline. Since August, the market has shown a "narrowing circle" trend, and the short-term correction is normal. In the long run, factors such as the Fed's dovish stance, policy adjustments in the housing market, and the implementation of the childcare subsidy system are expected to benefit A-shares. The liquidity-driven market will continue with obvious structural characteristics [1]. - Treasury Bond Futures: On September 2nd, treasury bond futures closed lower. The central bank's reverse repurchase operations led to a net withdrawal of funds. In August, the bond market was affected by the strong performance of the equity market, and the yield curve steepened. After the adjustment, the bond market is basically in place, but the strong equity market is negative for long-term bonds, while short-term bonds are relatively stable [1][2]. 2. Daily Price Changes - Stock Index Futures: On September 2nd, compared with September 1st, IH rose 0.44%, IF fell 0.65%, IC fell 1.69%, and IM fell 1.75%. Among the stock indices, the Shanghai Composite 50 index rose 0.39%, the CSI 300 index fell 0.74%, the CSI 500 index fell 2.09%, and the CSI 1000 index fell 2.50% [3]. - Treasury Bond Futures: On September 2nd, compared with September 1st, TS fell 0.02%, TF fell 0.02%, T fell 0.04%, and TL fell 0.20%. Among the treasury bond yields, the 2-year yield rose 0.62, the 5-year yield fell 0.18, the 10-year yield rose 0.01, and the 30-year yield fell 0.8 [3]. 3. Market News - On September 2nd, the central bank announced the liquidity injection situation in August. The medium-term lending facility (MLF) had a net injection of 300 billion yuan, the pledged supplementary lending (PSL) had a net withdrawal of 160.8 billion yuan, and the outright reverse repurchase in the open market had a net injection of 300 billion yuan, with no open market treasury bond transactions [4]. 4. Chart Analysis - Stock Index Futures: The report provides the historical price trends and basis trends of IH, IF, IC, and IM futures contracts [6][7][9][10]. - Treasury Bond Futures: The report presents the historical price trends, yield trends, basis trends, inter - delivery spreads, and cross - variety spreads of treasury bond futures contracts, as well as the trends of funding rates [13][16][17][18]. - Exchange Rates: The report shows the historical trends of the central parity rates of the US dollar, euro, and other currencies against the RMB, as well as the trends of forward exchange rates and currency indices [21][22][23][25][26].