聂庆平：全球资本市场面临的挑战与前景展望｜资本市场

Group 1 - The article discusses the significant impact of US-China geopolitical competition on global capital markets, highlighting the contrasting roles of the US as a mature stock market and China as an emerging market [3][7]. - The US initiated a trade war and tariff battle, which has led to substantial declines in the US stock market, particularly affecting major technology stocks [5][6]. - The TACO trading strategy emerged as a response to the cyclical nature of Trump's tariff threats, allowing investors to buy during market panic and sell when policies soften [5]. Group 2 - China has implemented strong countermeasures in response to the US's trade actions, including a series of measures to stabilize its capital market, such as providing sufficient re-lending support from the central bank [6]. - The article outlines the historical context of financial crises triggered by US trade wars in other countries, emphasizing that only China has effectively countered the US's trade aggression [6]. - The US financial market faces severe challenges, including extensive money printing by the Federal Reserve, which has led to a balance sheet of $9 trillion due to quantitative easing [9]. Group 3 - The US has experienced a significant increase in fiscal deficits and national debt since 2008, with the national debt reaching approximately $37 trillion by September 2025 [10]. - The article notes that the US capital market is overvalued, with the overall market P/E ratio exceeding 20, and specific indices like the S&P 500 and Nasdaq showing even higher ratios, indicating potential risks for a market correction [11]. Group 4 - China's stock market is evolving towards long-term and value investing, with a series of measures introduced to boost market confidence and stabilize valuations [12]. - The article categorizes China's initiatives into three phases: initial measures to boost market activity, quantitative support for high-quality economic development, and encouraging state-owned enterprises to invest in blue-chip stocks [13].