10月下旬之前预计资金面保持舒适

Group 1 - The liquidity perspective indicates that after the National Day holiday, the funding environment has returned to a loose state, with overnight funding rates dropping below 7DOMO and 7-day funding rates around 7DOMO, alleviating pressure on banks' liabilities [1][9] - The report anticipates that the government bond supply pressure in the fourth quarter will be manageable, with limited government bond issuance currently affecting the funding environment [1][9] - The upcoming tax period is expected to maintain a comfortable funding state before its arrival, with overall pressure from the upcoming reverse repos being manageable due to the five working days for operations [1][9] Group 2 - As of October 19, the issuance progress of local government bonds shows that cumulative replacement bonds issued reached 19,900 billion yuan, achieving 99.50% progress; new general bonds issued totaled 6,717 billion yuan, achieving 83.97% progress; and new special bonds issued reached 36,973 billion yuan, achieving 84.03% progress [2][10] - The report notes that the issuance of local bonds has sharply decreased post-National Day, leading to a decline in secondary market transactions, with significant drops in net purchases by insurance and participation from funds in the 7-10 year segment [3][11] - The fourth quarter local bond issuance plan is set at 8,516 billion yuan, with expectations of around 10,000 billion yuan in market neutral expectations, although no incremental policy reserves have been observed [2][11] Group 3 - The report highlights opportunities in local bonds from three perspectives: the implied tax rates for 5Y and 10Y bonds remain around 5%, while most 20Y and 30Y bonds are below 4% [3][12] - The report suggests monitoring specific bonds with high implied tax rates, such as the 25 Tianjin bond with an implied tax rate of 12.21%, despite its small issuance size [3][12] - The report also notes that the yield spread between local bonds and government bonds has widened, particularly in the 7Y and 10Y segments, indicating a need to pay attention to risks associated with long-duration bonds [3][12]