固收点评：债市的两点预期差

Report Industry Investment Rating The provided content does not include information about the report industry investment rating. Core Viewpoints - The Q3 monetary policy report affirms the economic achievements in the first three quarters but emphasizes the need to "strengthen and consolidate" the domestic economy due to potential challenges such as a slowdown in economic growth momentum and the complexity of the overseas environment [1][6]. - Monetary policy maintains the general tone of "moderate easing," with the focus potentially shifting towards "stabilizing growth." However, there is still uncertainty regarding the full opening of broad - money space due to factors like the cross - cycle perspective and bank net interest margin pressure [1][10][11]. - There may be two expected differences in the bond market. One is related to the impact of changes in the social financing scale structure on bond supply and demand, and the other is about the relationship between guiding the decline of real - economy financing costs and bond market interest rates [2][16]. Summary by Directory 1. "Moderate Easing" Re - understood 1.1 Economic Stability and Policy Reinforcement - The Q3 report acknowledges the economic achievements in the first three quarters, with the removal of the statement about "striving to achieve the annual economic and social development goals," indicating a reduced sense of urgency. However, it points out that the domestic economy needs "strengthening and consolidation" due to a slowdown in growth momentum and the complexity of the overseas environment [6]. - The report adds "cross - cycle adjustment" to be equally important as "counter - cycle adjustment," aiming to balance short - term growth and long - term goals [7]. 1.2 The "Next Step" of Monetary Policy - Monetary policy continues the general tone of "moderate easing," with the description changing from "implementing in detail" in Q2 to "implementing well" in Q3, which may affirm the effectiveness of the monetary policy implementation since the first half of the year [10]. - The constraints on preventing capital idling have weakened marginally, and the pressure to stabilize the exchange rate has been significantly relieved. The focus of monetary policy may gradually shift to "stabilizing growth," but there is still uncertainty about the full opening of broad - money space [10][11]. - The exchange rate statement in the Q3 report has changed, and the mention of preventing capital idling has been removed, suggesting a potential shift in policy focus towards stabilizing growth while still maintaining some attention on the balance between supporting the real economy and the health of the banking system [11]. - From the perspective of macro - narrative logic and bank interest margins, the space for broad - money needs further expansion. Currently, it is necessary to "keep social financing conditions relatively loose" and give full play to the dual functions of monetary policy tools in terms of quantity and structure [11][12]. 2. Possible Expected Differences in the Bond Market - Regarding the capital side, although there is uncertainty in the use of aggregate tools, there is no need to worry too much as long as liquidity is kept reasonably abundant. Since the second quarter of this year, the capital side has been in a relatively stable and balanced state, and this trend is expected to continue [2][15]. - There are two possible expected differences in the bond market: - First, the current high level of the domestic social financing scale stock and the changing internal structure seem to be beneficial to bond assets in the short term. However, in the long run, there are expected differences. The decline in credit investment may affect the bank's credit creation ability and the demand for bond allocation, while the bond supply may maintain a certain expansion rhythm [2][16][17]. - Second, guiding the decline of real - economy financing costs does not directly lead to a decline in bond market interest rates. The key to guiding the decline of real - economy financing costs lies in structural tools, and the core of the requirement not to issue loans with after - tax interest rates lower than the same - term treasury bond yields is to enhance the linkage between the asset and liability sides of banks and support banks in stabilizing their net interest margins [18][19].