固定收益定期：年末还有抢跑行情吗？

1. Report Industry Investment Rating No relevant content provided. 2. Core View of the Report The report predicts that the bond market will still strengthen seasonally in December this year, and although the "front - running" rhythm will be later, it will still occur. As short - term constraints such as profit - taking and indicator pressures ease, allocative institutions will gradually increase their bond allocations, and it is expected that the 10 - year Treasury bond yield will drop to around 1.7% (new bonds) by the end of the year [5][22]. 3. Summary According to Related Content Bond Market Adjustment This Week - This week, the bond market adjusted again. The yields of 10 - year and 30 - year Treasury bonds rose by 2.5bps and 2.7bps to 1.84% and 2.19% respectively. The yields of 3 - year and 5 - year secondary capital bonds rose by 5.5bps and 3.2bps respectively. The yield of 1 - year AAA certificates of deposit rose slightly by 0.5bps to 1.64% [1][8]. - The adjustment is due to institutional behavior changes. Banks face year - end indicator pressures and profit - taking needs, resulting in insufficient allocation power. Meanwhile, the reform of public fund fees has led to increased short - term selling pressure from passive redemptions of public funds, and some trading institutions such as securities firms have boosted the market trend [1][8]. Seasonal Strengthening of the Bond Market in December in Previous Years - In the past five years, the bond market in December has generally strengthened. From 2020 to 2024, the 10 - year Treasury bond yield declined in December, with an average decline of 14.0bps. In 2024, the decline was the largest at 34.5bps. Excluding 2024, the average decline from 2020 - 2023 was 8.9bps. The 1 - year AAA certificate of deposit yield also declined significantly in December, with an average decline of 18.2bps from 2020 - 2024 [8]. - The front - running effect occurred not only in bull markets (e.g., the end of 2021 and 2024) but also in bear markets (e.g., the end of 2020 and 2022). In bull markets, the yield decline started earlier. In 2024, the yield started to decline significantly in the last week of November, while in 2021 and 2023, it started around early December. In bear markets (2020 and 2022), the decline started in mid - December [8]. Reasons for the Weak and Volatile Bond Market in the Fourth Quarter - Banks have been continuously reducing their long - bond holdings since October due to indicator pressures (including interest - rate sensitivity and liquidity indicators) and profit - taking needs, with large banks facing the most significant pressure. These factors, combined with the impact of public fund fee reform, have led to the phased redemption of public funds by banks and wealth management products, resulting in selling pressure on public funds and constraining the bond market [2][12]. Easing of Current Pressures - Bank indicator pressures and profit - taking needs are more concentrated in the middle of the quarter, especially in the year - end quarter. Near the end of the quarter or year, these pressures tend to ease, and banks will have new allocation space at the beginning of a new year or quarter. The significant decline in the net financing volume of inter - bank certificates of deposit in the past two weeks indicates that the indicator pressures of joint - stock banks may have started to ease, and allocation demand will gradually recover [3][12]. - The impact of public fund fee reform has been digested to a large extent. The scale of public bond funds has significantly shrunk, decreasing by 51.27 billion shares from the end of June to October, nearly a 10% reduction. If the new regulations provide a sufficient transition period, the short - term impact may be limited [3][15]. Reasons for Allocative Institutions to Increase Bond Allocation - From a quantitative perspective, allocative institutions face the pressure of rising liability growth but insufficient asset supply. Banks are experiencing rising deposit growth and falling loan growth. Near the end of the year, if financial institutions expect low financing demand in the first quarter of next year, they may increase bond allocation in advance. The weak fundamental data in November (both manufacturing and service PMI are below the boom - bust line) indicates that corporate financing demand may be suppressed, and there is a possibility of a year - on - year decrease in credit and social financing in the first quarter of next year. At the same time, due to reduced residential housing purchases, residents' savings will accumulate more in low - risk assets, increasing the possibility of an asset shortage [4][18]. - From a price perspective, bond yields are more cost - effective. The spread between the same - term mortgage loan and the 30 - year Treasury bond in the third quarter of this year was 81bps, the lowest since mid - 2017, indicating that bonds are more cost - effective than loans and other assets [4][18].