2026年度信用债投资策略：重票息、择品种、博交易

Group 1 - The report outlines four phases of market dynamics affecting credit bonds, with the first phase characterized by a tight monetary policy and rising credit bond yields, followed by a recovery phase where yields compress due to increased institutional demand [6][8] - The report highlights a significant shift in credit bond strategies, indicating that during periods of rising interest rates, credit strategies outperform duration strategies, with short-end bonds performing better than long-duration strategies [9][11] - The report notes that the traditional credit cycle has led to a divergence in financing sources, with a notable shift towards central enterprises and a decrease in local government financing, indicating a two-tiered market for credit bonds [19][22] Group 2 - The report emphasizes the impact of the "anti-involution" policy on various industries, suggesting that while it aims to improve market efficiency, it requires complementary demand-side policies to be effective [27] - The report discusses the tightening of issuance policies for urban investment bonds, predicting a significant drop in supply over the next two years, which may affect market liquidity and pricing [19][22] - The report identifies that the financing trend for industrial bonds is expected to continue, driven by central government initiatives and a focus on "real industry" financing, with central enterprises dominating the issuance landscape [21][22] Group 3 - The report indicates that the financial sector may see a stabilization of net interest margins due to supportive central bank policies, which could enhance the market position of leading city commercial banks [25][31] - The report suggests that the technology sector, particularly in electrical and hardware equipment, will benefit from favorable policy environments, with a recommendation to maintain a duration of around three years for investments in this sector [31][33] - The report highlights the importance of monitoring the cyclical nature of demand in the steel and coal industries, suggesting that any signs of recovery should be closely observed for potential investment opportunities [31]