证券研究报告 | 行业周报 gszqdatemark 2025 12 28 年 月 日 有色金属 反内卷与逼仓情绪升温，铜价创历史新高 贵金属：长期宽松预期不变，金银再创新高。周内美国 2025 年三季度实际 GDP 环比折年率 初值 4.3%，大幅高于预期值 3.3%和前值 3.8%；实际 GDP 同比 2.3%，高于前值 2.1%和 2000 年至今的均值 2.2%。三季度 PCE 通胀、核心 PCE 通胀环比折年率分别为 2.8%、2.9%， 高于前值 2.1%、2.6%。若将净出口、存货变化、政府支出剔除，则三季度美国实际 GDP 环 比折年率为 2.6%，略高于二季度的 2.5%和 2022 年以来的均值 2.3%。与 GDP 增长形成反 差的在就业市场，11 月 ADP 就业人数仅-3.2 万人，季调后非农就业 6.4 万人，两项数据均 显示美国就业市场仍处于疲软状态，我们认为美联储仍有降息的必要性，流动性宽松预期仍 然利好金银价格上涨。此外，白银现货租赁利率在今年 10 月一度超过 35%，近期仍维持在 6%左右的高位，远高于正常融资成本，也反映出实物白银出借意愿极低，现货市场供应紧 张，本周白 ...

Group 1 - The market is no longer focused on a single narrative, with new investment themes emerging as the A-share market experiences a gradual upward trend, indicating a cross-year market rally [2][12][34] - The recent price increase across various industry chains is driven primarily by rising raw material costs, with companies adopting strategies such as voluntary production cuts and joint price increases to maintain competitive order [3][14][16] - The new external circulation pattern is leading to a new cycle of RMB appreciation, driven by factors such as the weakening dollar and seasonal capital inflows, with historical trends suggesting limited impact on export competitiveness [4][21][23][25] Group 2 - A new investment theme for 2026 is emerging, characterized by increased physical consumption across industry chains and a prolonged trading range for bulk commodities, highlighting China's manufacturing advantages [6][29][37] - Recommended sectors include industrial resource products that resonate with AI investment and global manufacturing recovery, as well as Chinese equipment export chains and domestic manufacturing sectors poised for recovery [6][29][37] - The consumer recovery channel is expected to benefit from inbound tourism and rising household income, with sectors such as aviation, hotels, and food and beverage showing potential [6][29][37]

Core Viewpoint - The profit growth rate of industrial enterprises in November indicates that maintaining positive growth for the entire year faces certain pressures, primarily due to the narrowing low base effect and the dual impact of anti-involution policies on profit improvement [1] Group 1: Profit Growth and Economic Structure - The low base effect on profit readings has diminished, indicating challenges in sustaining profit growth [1] - Anti-involution policies are regulating competition and limiting vicious price wars, which may temporarily suppress profit growth by reducing reliance on low-price market expansion strategies [1] - Structural adjustments in the economy may lead to short-term pressure on total profits [1] Group 2: Investment Opportunities - The short-term structural characteristics of the economy remain evident, with high-end industries and related raw material sectors being key areas of focus due to policy support [1] - The upward trend in the A-share market, combined with policies supporting domestic demand, is expected to stimulate consumer spending and release consumption momentum [1] - In the context of increasing global uncertainties, the certainty premium of Chinese assets is likely to continue rising, making it an attractive investment landscape [1] Group 3: Focus Areas for Investment - Investment priorities should include industries supported by policies promoting new productive forces and certain raw material sectors benefiting from price increases, which still possess high growth potential and stable returns in the current structural opportunities [1]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that the dual焦 (coke and coking coal) prices are expected to steadily rise by 2026 due to policy support and supply constraints, while the steel market is transitioning to a dynamic balance, with price stability anticipated [1] - The steel industry's main contradiction this year is that the decline in demand is greater than the decline in production, leading to a continuous decrease in crude steel apparent consumption for the fifth consecutive year [3] - The real estate sector is undergoing deep adjustments, with infrastructure investment growth turning negative, and manufacturing investment growth dropping below 3%, which is expected to limit demand growth in the steel market [3] Group 2 - The dual焦 market is currently in a "tight balance" state, with low inventory strategies maintained by both coke producers and steel mills, while coal prices have been fluctuating [4][5] - The demand structure for coal is undergoing significant changes, with a slight increase in thermal coal consumption, but overall coal prices are expected to experience a similar trend of decline followed by recovery [5] - The steel industry is expected to maintain demand resilience under policy support, but environmental restrictions will limit significant growth in焦炭 (coke) demand, leading to ongoing profit competition among焦钢 (coke and steel) enterprises [5]

Core Viewpoints - Industrial enterprise profits continue to decline, primarily due to a significant drop in the contribution from other gains and ongoing cost pressures [3][64] - In November, industrial enterprise profits fell by 4.6 percentage points year-on-year to -13.4%, with profit margins also decreasing [6][33] - The decline in profits is attributed to a notable decrease in other gains, which fell by 9.4 percentage points to -5.1% [3][64] Revenue - In November, industrial enterprise revenue showed improvement, with a year-on-year increase of 1.6%, slightly down from 1.8% in the previous month [2][8] - The actual revenue growth rate, excluding price factors, rose by 3.1 percentage points to 3.1%, positively impacting profit contributions [4][27] - Revenue growth was observed across major industrial chains, with the petrochemical, metallurgy, and consumer chains all experiencing increases [4][27] Costs - Industrial enterprises faced significant cost pressures in November, with the overall cost rate at 84.9%, up 0.2 percentage points from the previous year [4][23] - The metallurgy chain experienced the highest cost pressure, with a cost rate of 85.4%, which is 0.7 percentage points higher than last year [4][23] - Certain sectors, such as non-ferrous rolling and instrumentation, saw notable increases in cost rates, while the petrochemical and consumer chains experienced slight declines [4][23] Industry Performance - Specific industries, such as beverages and food, saw a dramatic decline in profit growth, with beverage profits dropping by 93.4 percentage points to -90.4% [3][17] - The negative contributions from industries like non-ferrous processing and oil and gas extraction further impacted overall profit performance [3][17] - Despite some revenue recovery, the pressures from other gains and costs significantly affected profitability in these sectors [3][17] Inventory - The nominal inventory of industrial enterprises increased by 0.9 percentage points year-on-year to 4.6% in November, indicating a slight rise in actual inventory growth [6][50] - The actual inventory growth rate, adjusted for price factors, was 7.7%, reflecting changes in inventory management across different sectors [6][50]

Core Viewpoint - The strong inflow of incremental funds has driven the recent market rally, contributing to the Shanghai Composite Index achieving eight consecutive days of gains, and there is a recommendation to actively position for the upcoming spring market rally, focusing on both technology and cyclical sectors [1][2]. Group 1: Market Performance - As of December 26, 2025, the Shanghai Composite Index has achieved eight consecutive days of gains, marking the third occurrence since the "9.24" market rally in 2024 [2]. - The market has shown signs of recovery from previous adjustments, with three major factors influencing the market's positive outlook diminishing [2]. Group 2: Fund Inflows - December saw an unusual net inflow into broad-based ETFs, with a total net inflow of 110.6 billion yuan, primarily driven by the A500 ETF, which accounted for 101.9 billion yuan, or 92.2% of the total [3]. - The net inflow into the A500 ETF is likely to be new capital rather than a reallocation from other ETFs, indicating a strong demand for this specific fund [3]. Group 3: Investment Opportunities - The current macroeconomic environment, characterized by PPI recovery and anti-involution policies, alongside a weak dollar and increased demand for AI hardware, presents investment opportunities in various sectors, including chemicals, new energy materials, and electronic communication products [4]. - The investment strategy should focus on technology and PPI, with attention to new marginal changes, such as the strengthening of domestic demand policies and the potential for growth in commercial aerospace and satellite industries [5]. Group 4: Sector Allocation - Recommended sector allocations include technology sectors such as military, media (gaming), AI applications, and core AI hardware, as well as PPI beneficiaries like photovoltaic, chemicals, steel, and power [5]. - Long-term holdings should consider gold and optimized high-dividend stocks as part of the investment strategy [5].

Core Viewpoints - Industrial enterprise profits continued to decline, primarily due to a significant drop in other gains and ongoing cost pressures [3][64] - In November, industrial enterprise profits fell by 4.6 percentage points year-on-year to -13.4%, with profit margins also decreasing [6][33] - The decline in profits is attributed to a notable decrease in contributions from other gains, which fell by 9.4 percentage points to -5.1% [3][64] Revenue - In November, industrial enterprise revenue showed improvement, with a year-on-year increase of 1.6%, slightly down from 1.8% in the previous month [2][8] - The actual revenue growth rate, excluding price factors, rose by 3.1 percentage points to 3.1%, positively impacting profit comparisons [4][27] - Revenue growth was observed across major industrial chains, with the petrochemical, metallurgy, and consumer chains all experiencing increases [4][27] Costs - Industrial enterprises faced significant cost pressures in November, with the overall cost rate at 84.9%, up 0.2 percentage points from the previous year [4][23] - The metallurgy chain experienced the highest cost pressure, with a cost rate of 85.4%, which is 0.7 percentage points higher than the previous year [4][23] - Certain sectors, such as non-ferrous rolling and instrumentation, saw notable increases in cost rates, while the petrochemical and consumer chains experienced slight declines [4][23] Industry Performance - Specific industries, such as beverages and food, saw a dramatic decline in profit growth, with beverage profits dropping by 93.4 percentage points to -90.4% [3][17] - The negative contributions from industries like non-ferrous processing and oil and gas extraction further impacted overall profit performance [3][17] - Despite some revenue recovery in these sectors, the decline in other gains significantly affected profit margins [3][17] Inventory - The nominal inventory of industrial enterprises increased by 0.9 percentage points year-on-year to 4.6% in November, indicating a slight rise in actual inventory growth [6][50] - The actual inventory growth rate, adjusted for price factors, was 7.7%, reflecting changes in inventory levels across different stages of production [6][50] Summary - High cost rates remain a key constraint on profit recovery, with ongoing "anti-involution" policies being implemented to address these pressures [5][66] - The current profit pressures are largely due to rigid cost increases driven by downstream investment practices [5][66] - Future monitoring will focus on the effectiveness of policies aimed at alleviating cost pressures and their impact on industrial profitability [5][66]

Profit Trends - In November 2025, industrial enterprise profits fell by 13.1% year-on-year, worsening from a decline of 5.5% in October 2025[4] - Cumulative profit growth for industrial enterprises from January to November 2025 was 0.1%, down from 1.9% for the first ten months[2] - Cumulative revenue growth for industrial enterprises from January to November 2025 was 1.6%, slightly down from 1.8% for the first ten months[2] Structural Analysis - Only the midstream equipment manufacturing sector showed stable profit growth, while upstream and downstream sectors experienced varying degrees of decline[3] - Cumulative profit growth for the mining sector from January to November 2025 was -27.2%, while manufacturing sector profit growth dropped to 5.0%[13] - The cumulative profit margin for the manufacturing sector was 4.62%, an increase of 0.08 percentage points compared to the previous year[13] Market Dynamics - The profit margin for industrial enterprises in November 2025 was 5.65%, a decrease of 0.73 percentage points year-on-year[5] - The cost per 100 yuan of revenue for large industrial enterprises increased by 0.18 yuan from January to November 2025[5] - The PPI (Producer Price Index) year-on-year growth rate in November 2025 was -2.2%, slightly down from -2.1% in October 2025[5] Future Outlook - Industrial profits are expected to remain under pressure in December 2025 due to high year-on-year comparisons[3] - The implementation of new policies in 2026 is anticipated to stimulate demand and support profit recovery for enterprises[29] - The midstream sector is projected to continue its positive profit trend, benefiting from "anti-involution" policies[3]

Profit Growth Pressure - Industrial enterprises' profits from January to November 2025 reached 66,268.6 million, showing a slight increase of 0.1% year-on-year[1] - The profit growth rate has narrowed to 1.9%, down from 13.1% in the previous year, indicating significant pressure on profit growth[1] - The decline in production and profit margins, along with the diminishing low base effect, are the main reasons for the slowdown in profit growth[1] Production and Price Trends - Industrial production in November 2025 decreased by 4.8%, while the Producer Price Index (PPI) showed marginal improvement at 0.1%[1] - The profit margin for industrial enterprises fell to 5.29%, a decrease of 0.04 percentage points compared to the previous year[1] - Manufacturing profit margins improved, but mining and utility sectors saw a decline compared to October 2025[1] Internal Demand and Cash Flow - Weak domestic demand has led to passive inventory accumulation, with inventory levels increasing by 6.92% in November 2025[1] - Companies are facing accumulating cash flow and operational pressures, with cash flow indicators showing a decline[1] Future Outlook and Risks - The profit growth for the entire year is under pressure, with potential impacts from anti-competitive policies that may temporarily suppress profit totals[2] - Future policies related to domestic demand expansion and external demand risks will be crucial for profit recovery[2] - Investment strategies should consider the structural adjustments in industries and the potential for profit pressures in the short term[2]

Core Viewpoint - The economic indicators in November show a divergence characterized by "strong production but weak demand, strong external demand but weak internal demand," indicating significant short-term downward pressure on the economy. Industrial production and export resilience are supported by ongoing industrial upgrades, while consumption growth is slowing, and investment continues to decline, highlighting insufficient domestic demand [1][3]. Group 1: Economic Dynamics - The economic indicators reflect a need for policy intervention to stabilize domestic demand as consumption growth slows and investment remains at low levels [3]. - Industrial production remains stable, with a year-on-year increase of 6.0% from January to November, slightly above last year's growth rate [4]. - The service sector shows signs of slowing down, with a year-on-year growth of 5.6% from January to November, indicating pressure from real estate and travel-related sectors [5]. Group 2: Consumption Trends - In November, the total retail sales of consumer goods grew by 1.3% year-on-year, reflecting increased pressure on consumption [8]. - The decline in consumption is notably influenced by the automotive sector and the "old-for-new" policy, which have both turned negative [8]. - Despite the overall slowdown, consumption among low- and middle-income groups remains stable, with service retail growth slightly improving [8]. Group 3: Investment Insights - Fixed asset investment decreased by 2.7% year-on-year from January to November, with a notable decline in real estate investment [12]. - Manufacturing investment shows initial signs of stabilization, with a year-on-year growth of 1.9% from January to November, indicating a potential recovery [14]. - Infrastructure investment remains steady, supported by new policy financial tools and fiscal funding, although traditional sectors face ongoing challenges [14]. Group 4: Export Performance - November exports saw a significant year-on-year increase of 5.9%, driven by low base effects and improved export volumes [18]. - Exports to the EU rebounded significantly, while exports to the US continued to decline due to previous import surges [18]. - The overall export resilience is supported by improvements in various product categories, including home appliances and textiles [18]. Group 5: Inflation Trends - The Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose by 0.7% year-on-year in November, supported by low base effects and rising food prices [22]. - The Producer Price Index (PPI) decreased by 2.2% year-on-year, with a slight month-on-month increase, indicating a mixed inflationary environment [22]. - Future inflation is expected to continue rising, influenced by domestic policies aimed at expanding demand [24]. Group 6: Financing Conditions - Social financing data in November showed a year-on-year increase of 160 billion yuan, indicating marginal improvements in financing demand driven by policy tools [28]. - However, credit growth remains weak, with new loans significantly lower than previous periods, reflecting ongoing challenges in consumer and housing market confidence [28][29]. - The M1 and M2 money supply growth rates continued to decline, indicating underlying weaknesses in the economy [29].