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Core Viewpoint - The A-share market is experiencing a slow bull trend, with various sectors showing mixed performance amid external and internal challenges, but overall economic stability and potential for improved corporate earnings are noted [1]. Market Performance - The three major stock indices showed fluctuations with the Shanghai Composite Index slightly up by 0.07% to 3642.1 points, Shenzhen Component Index up by 0.14%, and ChiNext Index up by 0.21%. However, the Sci-Tech Innovation 50 Index fell by 0.79% [1]. - Over 2900 stocks were in the red, indicating a broad market weakness [1]. - Total trading volume across the Shanghai, Shenzhen, and North markets reached 1.0934 trillion yuan [1]. Sector Analysis - Weak sectors included semiconductors, media, food and beverage, and coal, while healthcare, engineering machinery, gas, electricity, and steel sectors showed strength [1]. - Active concepts included hydropower, brain-computer interfaces, and assisted reproduction [1]. Economic Outlook - According to Founder Securities, the A-share market is expected to maintain a slow bull trend despite increasing external shocks and internal challenges [1]. - The overall economic operation remains stable, with steady growth across various industries [1]. - Corporate earnings are at the tail end of a downward cycle, with policies aimed at reducing competition expected to improve profitability in the future [1]. Market Liquidity and Risk Appetite - Current market liquidity is described as ample and loose, with a significant improvement in risk appetite, which is likely to support further upward movement in A-shares [1]. - Mid-term focus should be on sectors showing recovery from the bottom of the earnings cycle, particularly TMT (Technology, Media, and Telecommunications), cyclical sectors, and strong consumer characteristics [1]. - Short-term attention is recommended for brokerage sectors that may benefit from index rises and increased trading volume [1].

Global Market Overview - The global markets experienced a general decline in the week from July 28 to August 1, 2025, with the US stock market falling across the board, particularly the Dow Jones Industrial Average. European markets, led by Germany and France, also saw significant drops, while the UK showed relative resilience. The Asia-Pacific region weakened overall, with notable declines in Japan and South Korea, and significant losses in Hong Kong stocks [2][8]. - Valuation adjustments were observed, with the German DAX expanding its PE ratio by 1.42x, maintaining a high percentile. The French CAC40 dropped by 3.68%, with a corresponding PE reduction of 1.23x. Most Hong Kong indices, except for the Hang Seng Tech Index, remained at high valuation percentiles over the past three years [2][8]. A-share Market Analysis - The A-share market saw a broad decline in core indices, with a moderate contraction in valuations during the same week. The National Index 2000 and the CSI 1000 showed relative resilience with declines of only -0.19% and -0.54%, respectively, while the CSI 100 experienced a significant drop of -2.15%. Growth and value indices faced pressure, with large-cap growth down by 2.58% and mid-cap value down by 2.57% [2][36]. - Overall, the A-share market's valuations contracted significantly, with large-cap growth experiencing the largest PE contraction of -1.45x, followed by the National Growth Index at -1.2x. As of August 1, 2025, major A-share indices' PE, PB, and PS ratios were positioned between the 85%-100% percentiles for the past year, while PCF ratios were between 80%-90% [2][36][38]. Sector Performance - Most primary sectors in the A-share market declined, with the financial sector showing mixed results. Real estate and non-bank financials led the declines at -3.43% and -2.4%, respectively, while the banking sector saw a smaller drop of -0.84%. The essential consumer sector displayed internal differentiation, with pharmaceuticals rising by 2.95% while other sectors fell by over 2% [2][36]. - Valuations across sectors generally contracted, with pharmaceuticals experiencing the most significant expansion, exceeding 1x, while beauty care and real estate saw PE contractions of over 1x [2][36]. Valuation Comparisons - The essential consumer sector demonstrated superior valuation attractiveness. In terms of PE, PB, PS, and PCF percentiles, bank valuations are at historical highs, nearing 100% in both 1-year and 3-year dimensions. The TMT sector is also at long-term high valuations, while essential consumer sectors like food and beverage show significant valuation recovery potential, with 3-year and 5-year average percentiles at only 9.94% and 5.97%, respectively [2][36]. - Emerging industries showed mixed performance, with optical modules and optical communications standing out. Innovative pharmaceuticals and 5G sectors saw gains of 3.5% and 2.87%, respectively, while the smart vehicle sector exhibited internal differentiation [2][36].

Group 1 - The technology sector is expected to attract funds flowing from "anti-involution" and infrastructure sectors, supported by ongoing policy narratives [1] - The AI industry is becoming increasingly competitive with the release of Grok4 and the upcoming launch of GPT-5, while the lifting of restrictions on H20 chips will encourage domestic companies to increase R&D [1] - The semiconductor sector has room for rebound, with the Science and Technology Innovation 50 Index still at a low level since February, and expectations for IPOs of domestic GPU companies and government procurement may drive market activity [1] Group 2 - The focus on robotics is increasing, and inflation expectations do not have a direct impact on technology logic; industry progress remains the core driver [1] - The TMT (Technology, Media, and Telecommunications) sector is currently less crowded, and specific technology sub-sectors may benefit from unexpected positive developments [1] - The Science and Technology Innovation and Entrepreneurship ETF (588360) tracks the Science and Technology Innovation 50 Index (931643), which includes 50 securities with larger market capitalization and better liquidity from the Science and Technology Board and the Growth Enterprise Market [1]

Group 1: Company Performance - Longchuan Technology achieved revenue of 2.167 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 41.8%, and net profit of 427 million yuan, a year-on-year increase of 98.73%, exceeding the previous forecast range of 360 million to 420 million yuan [1] - Xiamen Tungsten's revenue for the first half of the year was approximately 7.534 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 18.04%, with net profit of 307 million yuan, a year-on-year increase of 27.76% [2][3] - West Mining reported revenue of 31.619 billion yuan and net profit of 1.869 billion yuan, representing year-on-year growth of 27% and 15%, respectively, driven by an increase in copper production and prices [3] - Zhimin Technology's revenue reached 295 million yuan, a year-on-year increase of 84.83%, and net profit surged to 38.3 million yuan, a year-on-year increase of 2147.93%, attributed to increased customer demand and order volume [4] Group 2: Industry Trends - The semiconductor and AI sectors, along with resource industries like rare earths and gold, are showing strong performance according to the statistics from over 1,570 listed companies [4] - The testing industry is experiencing a significant upward trend, with expectations for continued high growth in revenue driven by major customer demand and market expansion [1] - The demand for lithium cobalt and power battery materials is increasing, supported by national subsidy policies and enhanced AI functionalities in consumer electronics [2]

Report Details 1. Report Industry Investment Rating - Not mentioned in the provided content 2. Core View - The trading desk is advised to wait and see temporarily [2] 3. Summary by Related Catalogs 3.1 Market Performance - Treasury bond futures fluctuated higher in the morning, declined in the afternoon, and plunged at the end of the session, with most closing down. In the cash bond market, yields initially fell by up to 4bp in the morning, rebounded in the afternoon, and then declined again after the market, halting the continuous upward trend. Short - term bonds outperformed long - term bonds [2] - The central bank conducted 789.3 billion yuan in reverse repurchases, with 187.5 billion yuan maturing, resulting in a net injection of 601.8 billion yuan, which improved market sentiment [2] 3.2 News and Policy - The China Securities Regulatory Commission held a mid - year work meeting on July 24, emphasizing that although the internal and external environment of the capital market remains complex, the certainty of high - quality economic development, macro - policy expectations, and the valuation repair of Chinese assets provide a basis for the stable and healthy operation of the market [3] - Deputy Governor Zou Lan mentioned coordinating treasury bond issuance with the Ministry of Finance during the session, which improved the sentiment of bond market bulls [4] 3.3 Market Analysis - The central bank's net injection of over 600 billion yuan alleviated market tension. The central bank's supportive monetary policy stance is the last and strongest support for the bulls [4] - The A - share market adjusted during the session, with the broader market weaker than small and medium - cap stocks. The TMT sector, which had been continuously adjusting, rebounded, while sectors such as building materials and building decoration related to the Ya - Xia concept led the decline, and upstream resource stocks significantly adjusted. There was a divergence between the equity market and the commodity market, with commodities remaining strong [4] - The late - session plunge in treasury bond futures may have been affected by the strong performance of commodities [4] 3.4 Data Overview - Data for various treasury bond futures contracts (TS2509, TF2509, T2509, TL2509) including opening, closing, high, low prices, and changes, as well as contract positions and trading volumes are provided. Data on various deposit - based inter - bank repurchase rates (DR001, DR007, DR014) and their trading volumes are also presented [5]

Core Viewpoint - The public fund industry shows a positive trend in total scale and investor preferences, with a notable shift towards bond-type products and overseas assets, while equity funds see mixed performance [3][4]. Group 1: Public Fund Overview - As of Q2 2025, the total scale of public funds reached 34.4 trillion yuan, reflecting a 6.76% increase from Q1 2025 and a 10.65% year-on-year growth [3]. - Investor preference remains strong for stable-return bond products, with significant interest in commodity and overseas assets [3]. - Bond-type products show a mixed internal structure, with bond FOF, short-term pure bond, passive index bond, and enhanced index bond funds seeing growth rates exceeding 10% [3]. Group 2: Active Equity Funds - The scale of active equity funds remained stable in Q2 2025, with a total of 3.04 trillion yuan, reflecting a slight decrease of 0.88% [4]. - The median stock position of active equity funds increased to 90.32%, indicating a slight recovery in asset allocation [4]. - There is an increased allocation to the ChiNext, Hong Kong stocks, and the Beijing Stock Exchange, while the main board and STAR Market saw reduced allocations [4]. Group 3: Sector and Stock Preferences - Active managers increased their positions in financial real estate, defense, pharmaceuticals, and TMT sectors, with notable increases in communication, pharmaceutical biology, and non-bank financial industries [5]. - The TMT sector shows significant internal differentiation, with high interest in communication and computing power, while consumer electronics and robotics face reduced funding [6]. - The top five holdings include Tencent Holdings, CATL, Kweichow Moutai, Midea Group, and Zijin Mining, with a decrease in concentration among the top 20 holdings [6]. Group 4: Fund Performance and Trends - The market is experiencing structural rotation, with a decline in the trend of fund manager clustering, indicating a lack of consensus on core asset investment opportunities [6]. - High-performing funds are primarily from the Beijing Stock Exchange and pharmaceutical themes, demonstrating strong capital attraction for actively managed products [7].

Core Insights - The public fund's second quarter report for 2025 reveals a total of 2,917 A-share companies held, with a total market value of approximately 25,837 billion yuan, a decrease of about 50 billion yuan compared to the previous quarter [1][2] Industry Distribution - The electronics industry has the highest market value among the sectors, totaling approximately 4,392 billion yuan, followed by power equipment, food and beverage, pharmaceutical biology, and banking, each exceeding 2,000 billion yuan [1][2] - Significant increases in holdings were observed in the communication and banking sectors, with both seeing an increase of over 400 billion yuan, while the food and beverage sector experienced the largest decrease, dropping over 500 billion yuan [1][2] Changes in Holdings - The top ten heavy stocks include Ningde Times with a holding value of about 1,426 billion yuan and Kweichow Moutai at approximately 1,252 billion yuan [3] - The report indicates a shift in fund allocation towards TMT (Technology, Media, and Telecommunications) and financial real estate sectors, with notable increases in communication and banking sub-sectors, while automotive and food and beverage sectors faced reductions [3][4] Strategic Insights - The electronics sector's strong performance is attributed to multiple driving factors, including the acceleration of national technology self-sufficiency strategies and the deepening of semiconductor domestic substitution [4] - The outlook for the second half of the year suggests a structural evolution towards a dual focus on "technology growth and value safety," with continued interest in electronics and semiconductors, while undervalued blue-chip stocks in banking and non-bank financial sectors are expected to provide stability and defensive characteristics [4]

Group 1 - The overall fund positions increased marginally in Q2 2025, with a notable increase in the ChiNext index and a decrease in the main board [6][10][14] - In terms of industry allocation, public funds increased their holdings in technology and cyclical sectors while reducing exposure to manufacturing and consumer sectors [25][31] - The allocation to high-dividend sectors rose, with significant increases in insurance holdings [50][52] Group 2 - The public funds significantly increased their positions in the ChiNext index by 1.74 percentage points to 15.18% and reduced the main board by 1.87 percentage points to 72.46% [14][24] - The technology sector saw increased allocations, particularly in electronics, healthcare, and home appliance manufacturing, while the food and beverage sector saw a decline [31][34] - The telecommunications and financial sectors experienced notable increases in allocation, while discretionary and staple consumer sectors were reduced [28][31] Group 3 - The report highlighted a marginal increase in the stock positions of four types of funds, with the balanced mixed funds showing a more significant increase [11][19] - The concentration of the top ten holdings decreased, with the top ten holdings accounting for 16.70%, down 3.4 percentage points from the previous quarter [24] - The report indicated a continued rise in the allocation to Hong Kong stocks, while the allocation to the Hang Seng Technology index saw a decline [15][17]

Core Viewpoint - Active funds are increasing their allocation to mid-cap growth stocks and large financials, with a slight rise in overall positions despite redemption pressures [2][3]. Fund Allocation Trends - In Q2 2025, active equity funds increased their positions to 84.2%, with a notable decrease in concentration as CR20 fell by 3.3% [2]. - There is a significant increase in allocation to Hong Kong stocks, reaching a record high of 19.5%, while A-shares saw a substantial increase in the ChiNext and a slight increase in the Sci-Tech Innovation Board, with a reduction in the main board [2][3]. - The active fund structure has adjusted, favoring mid-cap growth stocks represented by the CSI 500, particularly in technology hardware, pharmaceuticals, and new consumption sectors, while reducing exposure to leading heavyweight stocks [2][3]. Sector Allocation - Funds are increasing their allocation to TMT (Technology, Media, and Telecommunications) and large financial sectors, while reducing positions in cyclical and manufacturing sectors [3]. - Within the TMT sector, there is a notable increase in communication equipment, chemical pharmaceuticals, aerospace equipment, and gaming, while passenger vehicles, consumer electronics, photovoltaic equipment, and semiconductors are seeing reduced allocations [3]. - In the large financial sector, the highest increases are seen in city commercial banks, insurance, and securities, with city commercial banks reaching historical highs in allocation [3]. Hong Kong Stock Market - Active funds continue to strengthen their allocation to Hong Kong stocks, with a significant increase in holdings in innovative pharmaceuticals and new consumption sectors, while reducing exposure to retail, automotive, and media sectors [4]. - Passive funds have also increased their holdings in banks, electronics, and communications, surpassing active funds in total stock holdings for the first time, indicating a consensus in fund behavior [4]. IPO and New Fund Performance - The pace of IPO approvals has accelerated in Q2 2025, with first-day average gains for newly listed stocks exceeding 220%, and significant increases in returns for A/B class accounts [7][8]. - The average return for new fund allocations in Q2 2025 was 1.76%, with smaller funds (under 2 billion) showing the best performance [8][9]. - The top sectors for new fund holdings include banking, electronics, and household appliances, with significant increases in positions in banks and pharmaceuticals [9].