信用策略周报20251026：信用利率再背离-20251026

Group 1 - The report highlights a divergence between credit rates and government bond yields, with credit spreads compressing due to stable funding and external factors such as tariff frictions and market dynamics [3][9]. - The net buying power for credit bonds, particularly "Puxin" bonds, remains strong, supporting the credit market's performance against interest rate movements [3][10]. - The report notes that the compression of credit spreads is more pronounced in "Puxin" bonds compared to perpetual bonds, with longer-term "Puxin" bonds and certain AA-rated city investment bonds leading the market [16][24]. Group 2 - The divergence in credit rates this year is attributed to the relatively poor liquidity of credit bonds and external supply-demand factors, such as the growth of credit bond ETFs, which have increased allocation demand [4][34]. - The report suggests that the current credit spread compression may have limited further upside, advising caution in trading strategies and recommending a focus on short credit positions [5][37]. - Specific investment opportunities include targeting bonds with yields above 2.0%, while maintaining a cautious stance on longer-duration perpetual bonds until new regulations are finalized [39][40].