权益守成待机，债券缘何下跌？丨周度量化观察

Market Overview - The A-share market experienced a slight rebound this week, but the average daily trading volume continued to decline, with the Shanghai Composite Index still not recovering from the gap created on November 21 [1] - The performance of various sectors showed that non-ferrous metals, communications, and defense industries led the gains, while media, real estate, and beauty care sectors faced declines [1] - The national bond market saw a downward trend, with government bonds performing worse than credit bonds, and long-term bonds significantly weakened [1] Stock Market Insights - Despite the market's recent uptick, trading volumes remain low, and indices are still within a consolidation range. The current market sentiment is cautious, with a preference for long-term trend stocks and a strategy of buying on dips [4] - The market is expected to maintain a consolidation phase as stronger industry catalysts are needed to drive significant upward movement [4] Bond Market Analysis - Short-term bearish sentiment prevails in the bond market, with a focus on short-term yield strategies. The macro environment of low interest rates is likely to persist, and inflation remains a key variable to monitor [5] - The bond market is anticipated to experience increased volatility and reduced yield space in the future [5] Commodity Market Trends - Gold is currently in a consolidation phase, with a strategy of "buying on dips" recommended within the current trading range. Attention should be paid to policy signals from the upcoming Federal Reserve meeting and inflation data [6] - The commodity market saw the South China Commodity Index rise by 0.97%, with notable increases in precious metals and non-ferrous commodities [34] Overseas Market Developments - The U.S. stock market showed positive earnings reports, with the S&P 500 exceeding revenue expectations by approximately 2%. The AI industry trend remains strong, and the Federal Reserve is still in a rate-cutting cycle, indicating no significant risks for U.S. equities [7] - Investors are encouraged to consider diversified overseas investments through QDII funds, as daily subscription limits continue to decrease [7]