Summary of Key Points from Conference Call Industry Overview - The discussion primarily revolves around the Chinese economy, focusing on the impact of currency exchange rates, particularly the renminbi (RMB), on exports and monetary policy [1][2][3]. Core Insights and Arguments - **Export Surplus Accumulation**: China's export surplus has accelerated, attributed to price differences between China and the US, as well as other countries. This trend reflects a long-term shift in competitiveness due to China's low inflation amidst global inflation [1][2]. - **Increase in Corporate Foreign Exchange Settlement**: There has been a significant increase in corporate foreign exchange settlement surplus, indicating a shift from hoarding US dollars to converting them into RMB assets. This trend may lead to upward pressure on the RMB and requires the central bank to consider increasing monetary supply to meet market demand [1][3]. - **RMB Appreciation and Economic Transition**: RMB appreciation plays a crucial role in China's economic transition. Historical examples from Japan and South Korea suggest that currency appreciation can indicate successful economic transformation. High-tech industries may benefit, while labor-intensive sectors could face challenges [1][5]. - **Impact on Domestic Demand and Prices**: RMB appreciation has complex effects on domestic demand and prices. It may lower import prices while simultaneously increasing domestic prices for goods, leading to a dual effect on inflation [3][9]. - **Central Bank's Monetary Policy Strategy**: The central bank's strategy has evolved through different market phases, focusing on nominal GDP growth and balancing monetary supply with market changes. The current phase of RMB appreciation presents a dilemma between supporting exports and allowing natural currency appreciation [10][11]. Additional Important Insights - **Shift in Corporate Behavior**: The current trend of increasing foreign exchange settlements suggests a growing confidence among enterprises in the RMB, which could indicate a long-term shift in currency dynamics [6]. - **International and Domestic Environment Changes**: The changing international landscape, including US interest rate cuts and a weaker dollar, alongside rising domestic asset returns, influences corporate preferences for holding RMB assets [7][8]. - **Future Monetary Policy Predictions**: Depending on nominal GDP trends, two scenarios for monetary policy and their impact on the bond market can be anticipated for 2026. A rebound in nominal GDP may lead to tighter monetary policy, while continued low GDP may necessitate more accommodative measures [12][13].

宏观：香港路演见闻 20251116 摘要 市场预期 2026 年货币政策延续宽松，尽管美联储近期释放鹰派信号， 但多数投资者仍预计 12 月降息，主要基于政府停摆导致的经济下行压 力。 市场对特朗普贸易政策存在分歧，关税政策不确定性大，中期选举前可 能采取增量宽财政措施以拉拢选票。 2025 年和 2026 年净财政宽松力度基本为零，需增量财政政策才能实 现真正宽松，如每个贫困家庭发放 2000 美元，但实施存在不确定性。 2026 年美国经济总体乐观，但依赖财政和货币双宽松，若缺乏进一步 宽松措施，居民部门信贷压力将增加，主要体现在车贷、银行卡和信贷 等方面。 市场继续看好黄金和 AI，尽管存在泡沫化担忧，但仍有上涨潜力。同时， 由于对双宽松状态的预期，对铜等大宗商品也持乐观态度。 近期市场对美联储降息预期出现变化，12 月降息预期从 70%降至 43%，但 2026 年 12 月的隐含降息预期仍维持在 3.3 附近，宽松货币 政策趋势未变。 AI 技术的应用带来 K 型影响，主要由富人消费驱动，高收入群体受益， 低收入群体面临就业压力，服务业外包经济体贸易账可能受冲击。 Q&A 近期权益市场风格切换的原 ...

本月以来，有关美联储12月降息概率的走势图上演"过山车"，从一度接近板上钉钉的95%回落到50%上 下。美国联邦政府停摆让美联储的经济现状评估陷入困境，在暂时没有更多迹象证明就业市场风险和经 济降温的背景下，特朗普政府关税政策背后的通胀隐忧使得货币政策的进一步宽松前景越发不明朗，并 已经引发了全球资本市场的动荡。 堪萨斯城联储主席施密德上周五表示，通胀仍居高不下，警告额外的降息可能会加剧物价压力。 美国劳工统计局上月末报告显示，9月消费者价格指数（CPI）同比涨幅升至3%，远高于美联储2%的通 胀目标。施密德在演讲稿中称："在我看来，鉴于通胀仍处于过高水平，货币政策应抑制需求增长，为 供给扩张创造空间，从而缓解经济中的物价压力。" 施密德认为，（降息）可能会对通胀产生更持久的影响，因为人们会越来越质疑我们对2%通胀目标的 承诺。这正是其在上次会议上反对降息的理由，也将继续影响12月会议做准备时的思路。施密德指出， 美国经济正展现出持续动能，尽管存在降温迹象，但劳动力市场基本处于平衡状态。"目前，我看到的 经济形势是动能充足，但通胀过高，这表明当前政策并未过度收紧。" 无独有偶，明年将轮换进入FOMC的达拉斯联 ...

Core Insights - The report highlights the challenges in retail credit issuance, with retail loan growth rate declining from 3% to 2.3% year-on-year, and a negative balance of approximately 67 billion in the third quarter [1] - New loan interest rates are decreasing at a slower pace, with personal housing mortgage rates being the lowest, indicating a significant slowdown in the downward trend of new loan interest rates in the third quarter [1] - The financial sector is expected to see a decline in total financial growth, necessitating banks to adjust their asset allocation strategies and streamline their interest rate systems [1] - The monetary policy for the fourth quarter is primarily focused on stability, with the central bank increasing oversight on banks' interest rate pricing and self-regulatory practices, which may help stabilize commercial banks' net interest margins [1] Summary by Categories Credit Issuance - Retail loan growth rate has decreased from 3% to 2.3% year-on-year, with a negative balance of about 67 billion in the third quarter [1] Loan Interest Rates - The decline in new loan interest rates is slowing down, with personal housing mortgage rates being the lowest, indicating a notable deceleration in the downward trend of interest rates [1] Financial Sector Outlook - The overall financial growth rate is expected to decline, leading banks to revise their asset allocation strategies and improve their interest rate frameworks [1] Monetary Policy - The central bank's monetary policy for the fourth quarter will focus on stability, with increased scrutiny on banks' interest rate pricing and self-regulation, potentially aiding in the stabilization of net interest margins for commercial banks [1]

Monetary Policy Insights - The central bank's 7-day OMO net injection this week was 626.2 billion yuan, with a gradual easing of the funding environment after a spike in rates earlier in the week[3] - The average daily transaction volume of pledged repos decreased by 0.53 trillion yuan to 7.44 trillion yuan, indicating a decline in overall market activity[3] - The new funding gap index rose to -113.5 on Tuesday, reflecting fluctuations in liquidity conditions throughout the week[3] Financial Data Overview - In October, the excess reserve ratio fell by 0.2 percentage points to 1.2%, slightly below the expected 1.3%[21] - New social financing in October was 816.1 billion yuan, significantly lower than the previous year's 1.41 trillion yuan, with a notable decline in credit and government bond financing[24] - The M2 growth rate decreased from 8.4% to 8.2% in October, influenced by a drop in bank bond investment scale[24] Government Debt and Financing - The upcoming government bond payment scale is set at 333 billion yuan, with total new general bonds issued this year reaching 702.6 billion yuan and special bonds at 4.1492 trillion yuan[5] - The expected net financing scale for November's government bonds is approximately 1.16 trillion yuan, an increase of about 630 billion yuan compared to October[5] Market Reactions and Expectations - The central bank's proactive stance on monetary policy adjustments suggests a potential interest rate cut by Q1 2026, responding to the current economic environment[5] - The financial market's response to the recent monetary policy report indicates a cautious optimism, with expectations for continued support for the real economy despite potential risks[5]

Group 1: Report Overview - Report Name: Treasury Bond Futures Weekly Report [1] - Report Date: November 16, 2025 [1] Group 2: Core Views - Treasury bond futures contracts showed weekly fluctuations, with short - end stability and long - end volatility. The small - scale interest - rate cut expectation and the central bank's cautious stance couldn't further boost the year - end bond market [5]. - The weekly adjustment of US stocks affected global risk appetite, and the report maintained the view that the medium - term general direction was oscillating with a downward bias [6]. Group 3: Section Summaries 1. Weekly Focus and Market Tracking - The treasury bond futures market had a differentiation feature where the short - end was relatively stable and the long - end had intensified fluctuations. There were disagreements in the market about the scale of the central bank's treasury bond trading operations and the timing of interest - rate cuts, and the uncertainty of policy implementation rhythm increased curve fluctuations [8]. 2. Liquidity Monitoring and Curve Tracking - There is a figure about liquidity monitoring and curve tracking, but no specific text description in the provided content [10]. 3. Seat Analysis - Daily changes in net long positions by institutional type: private funds increased by 0.98%, foreign capital increased by 0.82%, and wealth management subsidiaries increased by 0.45%. Weekly changes: private funds decreased by 0.37%, foreign capital decreased by 1.09%, and wealth management subsidiaries decreased by 2.79% [12].

宏观经济 | 证券研究报告 — 总量点评 2025 年 11 月 16 日 10 月金融数据点评 四季度仍需稳增长 10 月新增社融、新增信贷、M1 同比增速和社融同比增速均低于万得一致预 期，仅 M2 同比增速高于万得一致预期，一方面表明适度宽松的货币政策仍 在发力，另一方面表明年内货币政策或仍有加码宽松的客观需求。 相关研究报告 《 中 银 量 化 多 策 略 行 业 轮 动 周 报 – 20251113》20251114 《策略点评》20251113 《2025 年三季度货币政策执行报告学习》 20251112 中银国际证券股份有限公司 具备证券投资咨询业务资格 图表 1.新增社融构成和变化（单位：亿元） | | | 社融 | 人民币贷款 | 外币贷款 | 委托贷款 | 信托贷款 | 汇票 | 企业债 | 股票融资 | 政府债券 | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 新增 | | 8,150 | (201) | (200) | 1,653 | 156 | (2,894) | 2,469 | 696 ...

Domestic Economic Overview - In October, China's economic data showed contractions in both supply and demand, but structural highlights remain in consumption upgrades and new productivity[1] - The retail sales of passenger cars in the first week of November dropped by 18.8% year-on-year, while metro passenger volume increased by 4.0% year-on-year[2] - Fixed asset investment from January to October decreased by 1.7% year-on-year, indicating a need for increased investment to support economic growth[7] Production and Pricing Trends - As of November 16, the operating rate of blast furnaces was 82.79%, down 0.36 percentage points from the previous month, indicating a seasonal decline in production[3] - The Consumer Price Index (CPI) showed a 0.19% week-on-week drop in pork prices, while vegetable prices stabilized with a 0.14% increase[4] - The Producer Price Index (PPI) reflected mixed performance in black commodities, with coking coal prices down by 3.86% and iron ore prices up by 0.53%[7] Fiscal and Monetary Policy - The issuance of special refinancing bonds has been completed, with general government bonds issued amounting to 3093.2 billion yuan, achieving 89.5% of the issuance target[7] - The People's Bank of China conducted a 800 billion yuan reverse repurchase operation, indicating a policy intent to maintain liquidity in the banking system[7] - The yield curve for government bonds has flattened, with the 10-year yield at 1.8140% and the 30-year yield at 2.1481%[7] International Economic Context - The U.S. government ended a 43-day shutdown, with potential losses estimated at 1.5 trillion USD, impacting economic data releases[8] - New tariffs have been signed by Trump, adjusting the scope of "reciprocal tariffs" and affecting trade relations with multiple countries[8] - The Federal Reserve faces uncertainty regarding inflation data due to the risk of missing October's CPI release, complicating monetary policy decisions[8]

Core Insights - The inflation differences between China and Japan reflect the distinct stages of economic development and national conditions, making it difficult to determine absolute superiority [1] - Japan's long-term price stability is influenced by factors such as aging population and sluggish economic growth, while China's moderate inflation indicates economic vitality and potential [1] Inflation Rates - Over the past decade, China's average inflation rate was approximately 2.3%, while Japan's was only 0.8%, leading to a 25% increase in Chinese prices compared to an 8% increase in Japan [2] - Over a 30-year period, Japan's price levels have remained nearly unchanged since the early 1990s, with instances of deflation [2] Demographic Factors - Japan has the highest aging population globally, with over 29% aged 65 and above, resulting in low consumption demand and high savings rates [2] - In contrast, China's labor force aged 16-59 constitutes 61.2% of the total population, driving strong consumption demand [2] Economic Growth - Rapid economic growth typically correlates with higher inflation due to increased investment, employment, and consumer demand [3] - Japan has experienced low growth rates averaging around 0.7% from 2014 to 2024, leading to weak overall demand and limited inflationary pressure [3] - China has maintained high growth rates, with a projected GDP growth of approximately 5% in 2024, contributing to inflationary pressures [3] Monetary Policy - Japan's central bank has implemented ultra-loose monetary policies, including zero and negative interest rates, but these have not effectively stimulated inflation due to demographic and growth factors [4] - Japan's M2 money supply grew by only about 35% from 2014 to 2024, indicating low monetary expansion [4] - Conversely, China's M2 money supply increased by approximately 115% during the same period, suggesting greater inflationary pressure [5] Industrial Structure - Japan's highly industrialized and efficient economy allows for productivity gains that can offset cost increases, with manufacturing productivity rising by about 2.1% annually from 2020 to 2025 [5] - China's industrialization is still in progress, leading to more noticeable price increases [5] Housing Market - China's housing market has seen significant price increases over the past two decades, affecting overall consumer prices through direct and indirect channels [6] - Japan's real estate market has remained subdued since the bubble burst, contributing to stable price levels [6] Consumer Behavior - Japanese consumers are highly price-sensitive, which limits companies' ability to raise prices easily [8] - In contrast, Chinese consumers have developed higher inflation expectations, leading to anticipatory consumption that can drive prices up [10] Globalization and Government Regulation - Japan benefits from a global economic structure that allows for low-cost imports and high-value exports, influencing its inflation dynamics [10] - China faces greater pressure from international market fluctuations, impacting its inflation levels [10] - Both countries have different approaches to price monitoring and regulation, with Japan having a more established system [10] Social Welfare Systems - Japan's comprehensive social welfare system helps stabilize prices, while China's system is still developing, leading to higher price pressures in healthcare and education [11]

Group 1: Market Overview - The funding market experienced significant upward pressure on interest rates, with R001 and R007 averaging 1.47% and 1.50% respectively, increasing by 10 and 4 basis points week-on-week[1] - The average daily lending volume in the banking system dropped to below 4 trillion yuan, at 3.84 trillion yuan, down from 4.69 trillion yuan the previous week[1] - The pressure on local government bond payments increased, with weekly payment amounts exceeding 500 billion yuan[1] Group 2: Future Outlook - The tax period from November 17-19 is expected to have limited impact, with an average tax collection of approximately 1.1 trillion yuan over the past three years[2] - Government bond net payments for the upcoming week are projected at 3629 billion yuan, still above the average level for the year[2] - The People's Bank of China (PBOC) is expected to conduct a net injection of 500 billion yuan during the tax period, mitigating overall payment pressure[2] Group 3: Open Market Operations - The PBOC will face a total of 12,420 billion yuan in maturities from November 17-21, with reverse repos accounting for 11,220 billion yuan[3] - The PBOC has announced an excess rollover of 8000 billion yuan in 6-month reverse repos on the first day of the tax period[3] Group 4: Interbank Certificate of Deposit Market - The weighted issuance rate for interbank certificates of deposit rose to 1.63%, an increase of 0.4 basis points from the previous week[6] - The upcoming week will see 9209 billion yuan in certificates of deposit maturing, up from 7265 billion yuan the previous week[6] Group 5: Government Bonds - Net payments for government bonds from November 17-21 are expected to be 3629 billion yuan, down from 5075 billion yuan the previous week[5] - The issuance scale for government bonds is projected to be lower, with planned issuance of 3717 billion yuan compared to 5944 billion yuan the previous week[5]