CMS·2025-09-28 14:01Domestic Economic Trends - Q3 price stabilization trend has strengthened, with traditional industry prices rebounding in September, and a more pronounced recovery in the new energy sector due to improved downstream demand[1] - Domestic growth stabilization policies are expected to intensify, with concentrated fiscal efforts in Q4, although achieving the annual growth target remains under pressure due to significant economic data declines in July and August[1] International Economic Developments - On September 25, Trump announced tariffs on heavy trucks, kitchen and bathroom materials, furniture, and pharmaceuticals, with some tariffs supported by Section 232 investigations[1] - The US Q2 GDP was revised up to an annualized rate of 3.8%, the highest in nearly two years, and August durable goods orders increased by 2.9%, significantly exceeding expectations[1] Asset Market Insights - The domestic policy tone has temporarily shifted back to growth stabilization, potentially leading to a dual bull market in stocks and bonds, with expectations of a short-term buying window for interest rate bonds[1] - The US economic fundamentals show no recession risk, and the recent FOMC has significantly lowered the 2026 rate cut expectations, suggesting that changes in future rate cut expectations are unlikely to negatively impact the market[1] Monetary Liquidity and Market Conditions - The overall funding environment remains tight as the quarter-end and National Day holiday approach, with the benchmark interest rate rising by approximately 1.92 basis points[2] - The average daily transaction volume in the interbank pledged repo market increased by about 1,047.21 billion yuan, reaching 72,679.9995 billion yuan[5] Government Debt and Financing - The net financing of government bonds was negative at -3,225.7 billion yuan, with a planned issuance of 107.15 billion yuan for the upcoming week, a significant decrease from 443.58 billion yuan this week[6] - The weighted issuance rate of interbank certificates of deposit rose to 1.6589%, reflecting a slight increase of 1.79 basis points compared to the previous week[7]