超长信用债的配置窗口已现？

1. Report Industry Investment Rating No relevant content provided. 2. Core Viewpoints of the Report - In the week from January 5 - 9, 2026, the ultra - long credit bonds showed a downward trend. Affected by multiple factors such as the stock - bond seesaw effect, the withdrawal of impulsive funds, and the supply pressure of long - term bonds, the yields of ultra - long credit bonds generally increased. The number of outstanding ultra - long credit bonds with yields above 2.8% increased to 174 [2][13]. - The supply of ultra - long industrial bonds dropped to a low point. This week, the total supply of new ultra - long credit bonds was 5.03 billion, with issuers highly concentrated in urban investment platforms. The interest rate of new ultra - long urban investment bonds rose to around 3%, but the subscription enthusiasm remained low [3][22]. - The ultra - long credit bond index continued to decline. The sharp rise of the stock market this week impacted the bond market pricing. Most medium - and long - term general credit bond full - price index prices fell, with the price of AA + credit bonds over 10 years dropping by 0.05%. However, the trading activity of ultra - long credit bonds rebounded, and the average trading yield of general credit bonds over 10 years rose above 2.65%. After the New Year, the number of trading transactions of ultra - long credit bonds rebounded to over 350 [4][29][31]. - From a more microscopic perspective, the spread between 7 - 10 - year active ultra - long credit bonds and government bonds of similar maturities was 58bp this week, with good coupon value. In late January, the opening of amortized - cost bond funds may bring local benefits to the ultra - long credit bond market [5][43]. 3. Summary According to the Directory 3.1 Stock Market Characteristics - Ultra - long credit bonds declined. Affected by multiple factors, the yields of ultra - long credit bonds generally increased, and the number of outstanding ultra - long credit bonds with yields above 2.8% increased to 174 compared with last week [2][13]. 3.2 Primary Issuance Situation - The supply of ultra - long industrial bonds dropped to a low point. This week, the total supply of new ultra - long credit bonds was 5.03 billion, with issuers highly concentrated in urban investment platforms [3][22]. - In terms of issuance interest rates, in the context of overall bond market fluctuations and fragile investor sentiment, the market demanded a higher risk premium for ultra - long credit bonds. The interest rate of new ultra - long urban investment bonds rose to around 3% this week. Despite the continuous increase in coupon rates, the subscription enthusiasm for ultra - long urban investment bonds remained low, and market concerns about the uncertainty of ultra - long urban investment bonds with maturities spanning the debt - resolution node intensified [3][22]. 3.3 Secondary Trading Performance - The ultra - long credit bond index continued to decline. The sharp rise of the stock market this week impacted the bond market pricing. Most medium - and long - term general credit bond full - price index prices fell, with the price of AA + credit bonds over 10 years dropping by 0.05% [4][29]. - The trading activity of ultra - long credit bonds rebounded. The supply pressure of government bonds and the warming of stock market sentiment continuously disturbed long - term interest rates. The secondary - market trading yield of ultra - long credit bonds continued to fluctuate. The average trading yield of general credit bonds over 10 years rose above 2.65%. After the New Year, the number of trading transactions of ultra - long credit bonds rebounded to over 350, partly driven by the market pattern of "credit is better than interest rates" this week. Due to the overcrowded trading of short - and medium - term credit products, some asset allocations shifted to the long - end [4][31]. - Corresponding to the secondary - market trading performance, the TKN ratio of general credit bonds over 10 years rebounded to 60%. The certain high coupon attracted funds to flow from more volatile long - term interest - rate bonds to credit bonds [4][36]. - In terms of investor structure, wealth - management funds have the motivation to extend the duration to increase returns, but their behavior is constrained by net - value fluctuations and tends to be cautious during the interest - rate increase period. Public funds with stronger trading attributes have recently shown a continuous attitude of reducing or holding off on long - duration credit bonds. Traditional allocation players such as insurance companies have承接, but the intensity has weakened, and they may reserve more positions for newly issued local government bonds [4][41].