Core Viewpoint - The Chinese economy is steadily recovering, and industrial innovation breakthroughs are reshaping global perceptions of Chinese assets, with expectations for the A-share market to gradually rise as liquidity improves, focusing on four main investment themes: consumption, technology, industry, and dividends [1][3]. Group 1: Economic Outlook - The Chinese economy is expected to start stabilizing from 2025, with a continuous positive trend in recovery, enhancing the attractiveness of Chinese assets [3]. - The core driving force for China's economic development is shifting from factor input expansion to innovation-driven efficiency improvement, making the development of new productive forces a key focus for high-quality growth [3]. Group 2: Market Dynamics - Foreign investors are changing their attitudes towards Chinese assets, with a trend of increasing liquidity expected to push the A-share market higher [5]. - Since September 24, 2024, the People's Bank of China and financial regulators have introduced multiple capital market policies aimed at stabilizing the market and promoting long-term investment [5]. Group 3: Investment Strategies - Investment strategies should focus on four key sectors: 1. Consumption sector benefiting from domestic demand, particularly in services like tourism and healthcare, as well as new consumption trends [8]. 2. Technology sector with breakthroughs in areas such as innovative pharmaceuticals, new materials, semiconductor equipment, and core industrial software [8]. 3. Industry sector promoting manufacturing upgrades, with attention to new applications in smart robotics, artificial intelligence, and low-altitude economy [8]. 4. Dividend sector with defensive attributes, favoring high-dividend state-owned enterprises and public utility stocks for stable returns [8]. Group 4: Capital Market Reforms - Continuous capital market reforms are empowering the new stock market, with improvements in listing mechanisms and pricing efficiency expected to create new opportunities [9]. - In 2025, capital market reforms will focus on market construction and deepening opening-up, supporting quality enterprise IPOs and enhancing the quality of mergers and acquisitions [9].

Core Insights - The A-share core assets have shown strong performance since May, with the overall stock index maintaining a rebound trend, as evidenced by the Every Day Brand 100 Index closing at 1096.38 points, down 0.03% for the week [1][2] - Hong Kong stocks outperformed, with notable weekly gains from companies such as Orient Overseas International (6.92%), China Communications Services (4.31%), and Meituan (4.19%) [2][3] - Tencent Holdings, CATL, and Xiaomi Group saw their market values increase by over 50 billion yuan, with Tencent alone adding approximately 92.27 billion yuan in market value in one week [5] A-Share Market Performance - The Shanghai Composite Index fell by 0.57% and the Shenzhen Component Index by 0.46% for the week, while the ChiNext Index and STAR 50 Index experienced larger declines of 0.88% and 1.47% respectively [2] - The Every Day Brand 100 Index demonstrated relative resilience compared to major A-share indices, with a minimal decline [2] Hong Kong Market Highlights - The listing of CATL on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange marked a significant event, as it became the first domestic power battery company to be listed on both A-shares and H-shares, reflecting a shift in market perception towards H-shares [6] - The premium of CATL's H-shares over A-shares is approximately 10%, indicating a growing recognition of quality domestic assets by global investors [6] Automotive Sector Developments - The automotive ETF saw a weekly increase of 4.48%, driven by the strong performance of leading companies like CATL and BYD, which are enhancing the investment value of automotive-related ETFs [7][10] - The overall automotive market showed stable growth in production and sales compared to the previous year, supported by domestic demand and a stable export environment [7] Key Stocks in Automotive Index - Major constituents of the automotive index include BYD, Changan Automobile, and GAC Group, which collectively account for 30% of the index weight, highlighting their significance in the market [10]

Investment Rating - The report maintains an "Outperform" rating for the construction materials sector, indicating expected performance above the market index by over 10% [1][52]. Core Views - The construction materials sector is experiencing an upward trend due to the approaching construction peak season and accelerated infrastructure funding, with a historical high in policy funding expected in 2025 [1]. - The report highlights the ongoing high demand for coal chemical projects in Xinjiang, with over 700 billion yuan in investments planned for 2025, indicating a robust outlook for leading companies in this sector [1]. - The report suggests a gradual recovery in demand for construction materials as the peak season approaches, with a focus on fiscal policy and real estate policy effects [3]. Summary by Sections Construction Materials - Cement prices increased by 0.7% week-on-week, with a 7% rise in shipment rates in key regions, indicating a slow recovery in demand [2][21]. - Glass prices decreased by 2.07% week-on-week, reflecting weak demand and slow processing plant operations [2][28]. - The fiberglass market shows a slight price increase, with the average price for non-alkali yarn rising by 0.63% week-on-week [2][35]. Investment Recommendations - The report recommends focusing on resilient consumer building material leaders such as Sanke Tree, Beixin Building Materials, and others, while also highlighting opportunities in cement and glass sectors [3][6]. - It emphasizes the importance of monitoring fiscal policy and real estate market developments for potential investment opportunities [3][6]. Market Trends - The construction materials index outperformed the market index by 4.6% during the last reporting period, with a 30.2% increase over the past six months [11]. - The report notes that the construction sector is currently facing insufficient effective demand, with low leverage willingness among residents and enterprises [3][6].