Macro Insights - Recent data shows a weakening trend, with production investment declining sharply, which is different from last year's supply-demand dynamics[1] - Current economic conditions suggest two potential policy paths: "suppress supply + boost demand" or a return to "productive investment"[1] - The optimal path involves maintaining a weak adjustment in manufacturing investment while implementing policies to stimulate domestic demand[1] Investment Strategy - The report maintains a bullish outlook on gold and suggests a strategy of "buying stocks like bonds" as equity and bond markets are expected to reverse roles[1] - The "anti-involution bull market" is supported by a favorable policy environment and liquidity conditions, shifting market drivers from financial re-inflation to real asset inflation[2] - A "barbell strategy" is recommended, focusing on low-volatility assets in a low-price environment, with a shift towards growth and cyclical sectors as inflation expectations rise[2] Fixed Income Outlook - The bond market is currently in a challenging phase, but opportunities may arise as the end of October approaches, with potential support from central bank actions and reduced government bond supply[3] - The report highlights the importance of monitoring credit conditions and the impact of policy changes on bond market sentiment[3] U.S. Federal Reserve Signals - The September FOMC meeting resulted in a 25 basis point rate cut, with the Fed emphasizing that the labor market's weakness may not be persistent and that inflation risks remain elevated[4] - Economic growth forecasts have been revised upward, with 2025 GDP growth expectations increased by 0.2% to 1.6%[4] Market Performance - Recent fund flows indicate a slight increase in equity fund positions, with stock funds at 93.70% and mixed funds at 92.73%[5] - The average return for flexible allocation funds was 0.49%, while stock ETFs averaged 0.84%[5]
\9·24\一周年——总量创辩第112期：资产配置快评
Huachuang Securities·2025-09-29 12:12