2026年信用债年度策略：信用利差扩大的观察之年

Group 1: Credit Bond Market Overview - The credit bond market is expected to maintain slight growth in scale, with a structure continuing from 2025, primarily focusing on industrial bonds supplemented by urban investment bonds [6][16] - The supply side is driven by the "14th Five-Year Plan" emphasizing "technological self-reliance," leading to an increased probability of expansion for technology innovation bonds [6][16] - The demand side is anticipated to remain stable overall, but structural changes may occur due to regulatory constraints affecting major buyers, potentially leading to weakened or more volatile demand [6][22] Group 2: Urban Investment Bonds Outlook - The urban investment bond sector is expected to continue facing a "zero tolerance" regulatory environment, maintaining a tight balance in financing, with a focus on debt resolution and market-oriented transformation [6][28] - The strategy for urban investment bonds suggests prioritizing regions with strong local financial resources and successful debt resolution progress, with a focus on extending durations for certain bonds [6][28] - The supply of urban investment bonds is projected to remain limited, with a significant reduction in issuance and net financing, reflecting ongoing regulatory pressures [6][28] Group 3: Industrial Bonds Outlook - The industrial bond sector is expected to maintain a stable issuance pace, with financing capabilities improving as the real economy gradually recovers [7][10] - Demand for industrial bonds is driven by new supply and spillover effects from other sectors, with certain industries like transportation and construction attracting institutional investors due to higher valuation ranges [7][10] Group 4: Perpetual Bonds Outlook - The perpetual bond market is likely to see a slight contraction in new issuance, as banks have less need to issue new perpetual bonds due to improved capital adequacy ratios [10][22] - Demand for perpetual bonds may weaken as institutional investors face challenges in adjusting their investment strategies amid regulatory changes [10][22] Group 5: Credit Expansion Signals and Fundamental Recovery - The overall credit expansion remains limited compared to pre-pandemic levels, with a structural rather than a broad recovery observed across different industries [10][22] - Industries such as electronics and public utilities show signs of credit expansion, while sectors like real estate and food and beverage are experiencing credit contraction [10][22]