利率周度策略：债券资产荒缓解，权益扰动或仍在持续-20260123

Group 1 - The bond market sentiment has improved, with the long-end yields reaching a temporary low, as the 30Y active bond yield broke through 2.25%, down approximately 9 basis points from the monthly high [7][9] - Economic data for December was largely in line with expectations, having a limited impact on the bond market, while the equity market showed a slight slowdown [7][9] - The People's Bank of China announced an excess rollover of MLF, injecting liquidity into the market, which contributed to the overall downward trend in bond yields [7][9] Group 2 - The issuance of government bonds in Q1 2026 is expected to continue to be front-loaded, with a higher proportion of long-term bonds [13][14] - In January 2026, local government bond issuance significantly exceeded the same period last year, with 773.4 billion yuan issued, an increase of 215.9 billion yuan year-on-year, and a high proportion of long-term bonds [28][29] - The demand for long-term bonds remains weak, with institutional enthusiasm for new bonds not particularly high, although there is still some demand for new issues [33][38] Group 3 - The financial institutions' asset allocation pressure has eased, indicating a gradual weakening of the "asset shortage" in the bond market, which corresponds to fluctuations in the 10Y government bond yield [46] - The attractiveness of equity assets remains high, and the new margin policy is not expected to have a significant disruptive effect on the market [47][49] - The overall performance of long-term pure bond funds has been significantly lower compared to equity-related funds, indicating a lack of profitability in the bond market [49][51]