BOHAI SECURITIES·2025-12-10 02:29Macroeconomic and Strategic Research - In November 2025, China's exports in USD terms increased by 5.9% year-on-year, while imports rose by 1.9%, leading to a trade surplus of $111.68 billion, a significant increase from the previous month's surplus of $90.07 billion [3][4] - The increase in exports was driven by the easing of previous disturbances, stable external demand, and a lower base effect, with exports to Africa and the EU showing substantial growth [3][4] - The cumulative trade surplus for the year surpassed $1 trillion, marking a historical high, with mechanical and electrical products contributing almost entirely to export growth [3][4] Fixed Income Research - The issuance of credit bonds decreased, while corporate bonds saw an increase in issuance, leading to a net financing decrease in credit bonds [5][7] - Credit bond yields rose across the board, with a divergence in credit spreads observed among different bond types, indicating a mixed market sentiment [7][9] - The report suggests that despite the current bearish conditions, the overall environment for credit bonds remains supportive for long-term investments, with a focus on adjusting strategies based on market trends [7][9] Industry Research - The steel industry is expected to face increasing pressure as demand weakens, with short-term price fluctuations anticipated [10][12] - Copper prices are supported by supply constraints due to accidents at major mines, while demand is expected to rise with the global shift towards lower interest rates [10][12] - The aluminum sector is projected to benefit from macroeconomic liquidity, with expectations of improved profitability driven by demand from the electric vehicle and high-voltage power grid sectors [10][12] - The rare earth industry is highlighted for its strategic importance, with potential price impacts from export controls and evolving trade relations [10][12][13]