资产配置日报：乌云乍开-20251125

Core Insights - The report indicates a rebound in the equity market, with the Wande All A index rising by 1.24% and a trading volume of 1.83 trillion yuan, an increase of 858 billion yuan compared to the previous week [1] - The U.S. stock market showed a significant rebound, with the Nasdaq index increasing by 2.69%, attributed to rising expectations of a Federal Reserve interest rate cut [2] - The report highlights a strong performance in the technology sector, particularly with Google’s stock rising by 6.31% due to its AI strategy [2] - Southbound capital inflow into Hong Kong stocks reached 112 billion HKD, indicating confidence in the recovery trend of the Hong Kong market [4] Equity Market Summary - The report notes that the ChiNext index experienced a brief rise before a sustained decline, suggesting ongoing market divergence regarding upward momentum [3] - The light module sector saw a significant increase of 8.21%, driven by released demand following a cautious investment attitude [2][3] - The report suggests that the market is still in a consensus-building phase, with investors cautious about the potential for further declines in the U.S. market and geopolitical tensions [3] Bond Market Summary - The bond market experienced volatility, with long-term interest rates showing limited upward movement initially, followed by a sell-off in long bonds later in the day [4][5] - The report indicates that the sentiment in the bond market is weak, with adjustments in long-duration bonds being influenced by market news [6] - The net redemption strength for bond funds was reported at -0.09, indicating manageable outflows compared to previous significant redemption points [5] Commodity Market Summary - The commodity market showed signs of recovery, particularly in precious metals, with gold and silver prices rising by 1.48% and 2.75% respectively [6] - Lithium carbonate prices rebounded by 4.47%, driven by strong demand and expectations of supply recovery [7] - The report notes a decline in coking coal prices due to increased supply and reduced demand from steel and coke enterprises [8]