AI细分产品需求有望爆发，这家公司已成为了芯片及半导体封测厂商的重要客户

Group 1 - The Bank of Japan is expected to raise interest rates by 25 basis points on the 19th of this month, with limited impact on global liquidity due to previous rate hikes since March last year [1] - The most dangerous phase of liquidity shock has passed, as the futures market has already closed the most active "carry trade" positions, and the Federal Reserve's expansionary policy is stabilizing market liquidity expectations [1] - Concerns about the "AI bubble" in the US stock market and the overall vulnerability of the market may lead to a liquidity shock triggered by the yen's interest rate hike [1][2] Group 2 - The technology sector in the US stock market may experience adjustments that could prompt the Federal Reserve to resume quantitative easing, leading to a quick recovery in capital markets [2] - The outlook for major asset allocation remains positive for gold and RMB assets, driven by China's expanding export surplus and the potential for the Federal Reserve to restart interest rate cuts, which will support the long-term appreciation of the RMB [2] Group 3 - The optical fiber and cable industry is showing signs of recovery, with prices entering an upward channel, as retail prices for scattered fibers have rebounded by approximately 15%-20% [3] - The demand for high-value products such as multimode and ultra-low loss fibers is surging due to the explosion of AI computing power, leading manufacturers to shift capacity towards high-end products [3][4] - The growth in overseas demand is driving a strong "volume and price increase" trend in exports, with export values for optical rods, fibers, and cables expected to grow by over 50% year-on-year by October 2025 [3] Group 4 - Domestic manufacturers are maintaining restraint in expanding core optical rod capacity due to previous years of capacity clearing and management, which will limit short-term supply amid rapidly increasing demand [4] - The mismatch between supply and demand in the context of sustained demand growth will support continued price increases in the optical fiber industry [4]