Tebon Securities·2025-12-20 13:56Market Review - The current bull market has transitioned from a "narrative bull" to an "industry bull," marked by significant policy actions on September 24, which initiated a notable upward trend in the A-share market [5][13][15] - The introduction of DeepSeek's AI model in January 2025 ignited enthusiasm in the domestic AI sector, leading to a substantial increase in the AI index, which saw a maximum rise of 126.08% by December 10, 2025 [5][16] Sector Performance - The AI sector has been a major driver of market performance, with the AI index experiencing a maximum increase of 34.75% from January to March 2025, and a year-to-date increase of 126.08% [5][16] - The robotics sector is expected to see significant growth, with a maximum index increase of 90.72% by December 10, 2025, driven by policy support and new product launches [5][18] - The "new consumption" sector, represented by companies like Pop Mart and others, has shown remarkable growth, with maximum increases of 329.18% and 366.05% respectively, fueled by technological strength and cultural expression [5][19] - The innovative pharmaceuticals sector has also benefited from policy incentives, with a maximum index increase of 121.79% by December 10, 2025, driven by significant business development transactions [5][20] - The cyclical sector has seen an overall increase of 28.8% from July to November 2025, supported by anti-involution policies and improvements in supply chains for new energy sectors [5][23] Economic and Policy Environment - The macroeconomic outlook for 2026 suggests a stable overall economy with a focus on quality and efficiency, transitioning from "promoting stability through progress" to "enhancing quality and efficiency" [5][4.2] - The liquidity environment is expected to remain supportive, with a moderate easing of monetary policy and a net inflow of funds primarily from long-term investors [5][4.3] - The geopolitical landscape is characterized by a shift in major power dynamics, with the U.S. adopting a more selective approach in its foreign policy, particularly towards Latin America [5][4.1]