“成长未必长期跑赢价值,股市风格轮动或更频繁”,中金公司最新研判!
中国基金报·2025-11-17 14:44

Core Viewpoint - The investment strategy meeting held by CICC focused on the theme "Ride the Momentum, Seek New Opportunities," discussing the current bull market and its future direction [2] Group 1: Market Dynamics - CICC's chief strategist, Miao Yanliang, indicated that the Sino-U.S. economic relationship has entered a "fragile balance," which implies potential tail risks while also providing a basis for negotiation [4] - The current bull market is attributed to the evolving dynamics of Sino-U.S. relations, transitioning from a phase of mutual benefit (2005-2016) to increased trade friction (2017-2024), and now to a new phase of "fragile balance" since 2025 [4] - Miao believes that this new order allows for a reassessment of China's competitiveness, potentially leading to a confidence premium and new valuation recovery space [4] Group 2: Gold Market Outlook - Miao suggests that the ongoing restructuring of the international monetary order may lead to an underappreciated gold bull market, with gold being a key hedging tool against tail risks [4] - The current bull market in gold is expected to continue, with strong medium to long-term allocation value [4][7] Group 3: Stock Market Trends - The stock market is likely to experience more frequent style rotations, with growth potentially not consistently outperforming value during this AI technology revolution [4] - Historical trends show that technological advancements often create high-growth investment opportunities, but current geopolitical tensions may lead to resource over-investment and efficiency declines [4] Group 4: Sector-Specific Insights - The non-ferrous metals sector is anticipated to see significant growth opportunities due to the deepening trend of de-globalization and high U.S. interest rates [7] - CICC's research indicates that basic metals like copper, aluminum, and tin are expected to perform well in 2026 due to emerging demands from AI, electricity, and new energy sectors [8] - Strategic metals such as cobalt, natural uranium, tungsten, and rare earths are projected to maintain a bull market, with prices expected to rise systematically due to supply-demand imbalances [8]