Core Viewpoint - The A-share market has shown signs of recovery following the support from "national team" funds, with indices and individual stocks rebounding after a period of decline [1][5]. Group 1: Market Performance - After a series of gains, A-shares experienced a slight decline at the end of the week, with many stocks and the Shanghai Composite Index showing an eight-day winning streak [2]. - The market has become more cautious regarding tariff information, leading to a shift from increased trading volume to a period of reduced trading activity [3]. - The rebound in the A-share market has been influenced by the "national team" funds, which have actively supported the market since April 7, particularly through significant purchases of major banks [5]. Group 2: Fund Flows - In the past five days, significant net inflows have been observed in various indices, with the banking index seeing a net inflow of 13.056 billion and the retail index 5.557 billion [6]. - The "national team" holds approximately 1.04 trillion yuan in ETFs, accounting for about 36% of the total A-share stock-type ETF market, with net inflows exceeding 200 billion yuan in recent weeks [7]. Group 3: Economic Indicators - The first quarter GDP growth was reported at 5.4% year-on-year, with improvements in investment, consumption, and exports compared to the first two months of the year [9]. - The real estate sector has shown signs of recovery, with March data indicating a smaller decline in sales area and sales amount compared to previous months [11][13]. - Consumer sector performance has been strong, with companies like Dongpeng Beverage reporting significant revenue and profit growth in their first-quarter results [15]. Group 4: Policy and Future Outlook - The government is expected to implement policies to stimulate domestic demand and stabilize the real estate market, with potential measures including infrastructure investment and consumption subsidies [24][26]. - Analysts predict that monetary policy will also be adjusted, with expectations of a reduction in the reserve requirement ratio and interest rates to improve liquidity [25][30]. - The market is closely monitoring the timing and scale of these policy measures, as they will significantly influence market expectations and economic stability [28][36].

Investment Rating - The industry investment rating is "Positive" for the next 12 months, indicating an expected increase in the index by over 10% compared to the CSI 300 index [35]. Core Insights - The macroeconomic environment shows signs of resilience in the US service sector, but concerns about "stagflation" are resurfacing due to significant declines in consumer spending and persistent inflation pressures [1]. - In Europe, while service inflation has eased, overall CPI growth has exceeded expectations, leading to a recovery in risk appetite within the Eurozone [1]. - Domestic manufacturing and service PMI have shown seasonal recovery post-holiday, but sustainability of this recovery remains a concern [3]. - The government has indicated a proactive stance on economic policies, emphasizing the importance of consumption, technological innovation, and stability in real estate and stock markets [3]. Summary by Sections Macroeconomic Analysis - The US economy is facing challenges with consumer spending showing the largest decline in four years, while inflation remains difficult to control [1]. - European economic indicators are stabilizing, supported by expectations of loose fiscal policies in Germany [1]. Domestic Economic Environment - Domestic PMI for manufacturing and services has rebounded, but future sustainability needs monitoring [3]. - The government has set clear economic growth and inflation targets, with a focus on flexible policies to support consumption and innovation [3]. High-Frequency Data - Real estate transactions are recovering, while prices for various commodities show mixed trends, with steel prices declining and non-ferrous metals generally rising [3].

Core Viewpoints - The economic growth target for this year is set at around 5%, consistent with last year's target, but reflects a more conservative outlook due to increasingly complex external conditions [1][4] - The fiscal deficit is projected to increase to 4%, surpassing the previous threshold of 3%, indicating a stronger push for fiscal stimulus [2][6] - The focus on expanding domestic demand has been elevated as a primary task, with significant emphasis on promoting consumption through various measures [3][10] Economic Growth Targets - The government has set the economic growth target at approximately 5%, maintaining the same level as last year, but with a more cautious approach due to external challenges [1][4] - The consumer price index target has been adjusted to around 2%, down from 3%, reflecting a more realistic assessment while increasing its binding force [1][4] - The urgency to reduce energy consumption per unit of GDP has intensified, with a target reduction of 13.5% set in the 14th Five-Year Plan, impacting high-energy-consuming industries like steel and chemicals [1][4] Central Policy Adjustments - The fiscal budget deficit is set at 4%, with a planned scale of 5.66 trillion yuan, an increase of 1.6 trillion yuan from last year's budget [2][6] - Local government special bonds are projected to reach 4.4 trillion yuan, a 13% increase from last year, indicating a significant rise in fiscal capacity [2][6] - The monetary policy is characterized as "moderately loose," with potential for timely reductions in reserve requirements and interest rates [7] Key Focus Areas - Expanding domestic demand is prioritized, with a focus on enhancing consumption capabilities and promoting supply release [3][10] - The government plans to allocate 300 billion yuan in special bonds to support the consumption of new goods through trade-in programs, doubling last year's funding [3][10] - The report emphasizes a higher technological content in industrial policies, with specific support for sectors such as commercial aerospace, low-altitude economy, and artificial intelligence [11] Real Estate Regulation - The real estate regulation continues with a strategy of "controlling new supply and managing existing stock," aiming to revitalize the market [12][13] - The report suggests integrating eligible rural migrant workers into the housing security system, which could stimulate demand in the real estate market [13] Support for Childbirth - The introduction of childcare subsidies at the national level acknowledges the effectiveness of local policies and indicates potential increases in central financial support for childbirth [13]

赵伟 申万宏源证券首席经济学家 贾东旭 高级宏观分析师 侯倩楠 宏观分析师 联系人： 贾东旭 摘要 事件： 2025年3月5日，国务院总理李强代表国务院，向十四届全国人大三次会议作政府工作报告。 一、主要经济目标设定更务实，相关指标设计讨论充分 主要经济目标设定更加"务实"，对相关指标设计讨论充分。 2025年经济增长预期目标为5%左右，"既是 稳就业、防风险、惠民生的需要，也有经济增长潜力和有利条件支撑"；报告也提出"实现这些目标很不 容易，必须付出艰苦努力"。基于5%左右的经济增长目标，政策部署更加灵活，报告指出将"根据形势变 化动态调整政策，提高宏观调控的前瞻性、针对性、有效性"，执行层面注重"加强上下联动、横向协 作"。 对可能遇到的困难与挑战，报告表述清醒客观，特别提及关税、内需和执行层面问题。 报告指出"多边贸 易体制受阻，关税壁垒增多"等问题。内部发展方面，报告梳理三大矛盾：需求端"有效需求不足"的结构 性问题，供给端 "部分企业生产经营困难，账款拖欠问题仍较突出"，民生领域"群众就业增收面临压 力"等。同时，报告特别提及"一些地方基层财政困难"，也直指"一些工作协调配合不够，有的政策落地偏 慢 ...

Economic Growth - The government has set a GDP growth target of around 5%, indicating a need for increased policy efforts to achieve this goal[7] - The implied nominal GDP growth rate has been adjusted down to 4.9%, with a fiscal deficit of 5.66 trillion and a deficit rate of 4%[8] - In 2024, final consumption and capital formation contributed only 3.5 percentage points to GDP growth, highlighting weak domestic demand[7] Price Stability - The CPI target has been lowered from 3% to 2%, reflecting a shift in focus from preventing inflation to promoting price recovery[9] - This adjustment indicates a stronger emphasis on price stability within the macroeconomic policy framework[18] Fiscal Policy - The total incremental fiscal funds for this year are projected to reach 2.9 trillion, second only to the 3.6 trillion in 2020[25] - The combined fiscal measures (deficit, special bonds, and long-term bonds) amount to 11.86 trillion, an increase of 2.9 trillion compared to last year[25] Monetary Policy - A moderately loose monetary policy is expected to be the main theme for 2025, with potential for timely adjustments in interest rates and reserve requirements[31] - Structural monetary policies will focus on supporting real estate, stock markets, and private enterprises[32] Consumption Promotion - Three key areas for consumption policy include subsidies for replacing old products, income support through social security, and improving the consumption environment[33] - The central government has allocated approximately 3,800 billion for consumption incentives, doubling last year's funding[26] Real Estate Policy - The government aims to stabilize the real estate market through measures such as lifting purchase restrictions and adjusting mortgage rates[34] - Attention will be given to the progress of land and housing stock acquisition through special bonds[36] Industrial Policy - Discussions on potential new rounds of capacity reduction are ongoing, but any measures are expected to be moderate and market-driven[37] - The focus will be on addressing structural issues in industries facing overcapacity, particularly in emerging sectors[38] Technology and Private Enterprises - The government emphasizes the need for institutional support for private enterprises in national technology innovation projects[45] - There is a stronger commitment to resolving issues related to overdue payments to private enterprises, with funding sources identified for this purpose[45] Energy Consumption - The energy consumption target has been raised to a reduction of 3% per unit of GDP, indicating stricter energy policies moving forward[46] - The actual reduction achieved last year was 3.8%, exceeding the previous target of 2.5%[46] Capital Market - The report highlights the need for comprehensive reforms in the capital market to enhance the balance between investment and financing functions[51] - There is a focus on increasing the entry of medium- and long-term funds into the market to stabilize investor confidence[51]

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese government aims to maintain a GDP growth target of around 5% for 2025, continuing a three-year trend, while expanding fiscal spending to support economic growth amid external pressures such as tariffs from the U.S. [1][2] Fiscal Policy - The government plans to increase the deficit ratio to approximately 4.0%, up from the 3.0% set for 2024, and will issue 500 billion yuan in government bonds to inject capital into state-owned banks to mitigate financial risks from a sluggish real estate market [1][2] - Special government bonds will be issued, with a total of 1.3 trillion yuan in ultra-long-term bonds (over 10 years), an increase of 300 billion yuan compared to 2024 [1] Local Government Financing - The issuance quota for local government special bonds will be expanded to 4.4 trillion yuan for 2025, an increase of 500 billion yuan from the previous year, focusing on investments in construction, land acquisition, and addressing overdue payments to enterprises [2] Monetary Policy - The government plans to adopt a moderately loose monetary policy to support economic growth, indicating potential reductions in reserve requirements and policy interest rates at appropriate times [2] Employment and Inflation - The target for urban surveyed unemployment is set at around 5.5%, with a goal of creating over 12 million new urban jobs, consistent with the previous year's targets [2] - The consumer price index (CPI) growth target is set at around 2%, lower than the 3% target for 2024, reflecting increasing deflationary pressures due to insufficient domestic demand [2] Social Services - The government intends to enhance support for healthcare, elderly care, and childcare services to improve consumer confidence amid structural issues like population decline [2] Foreign Policy - The government opposes unilateralism and protectionism, particularly targeting U.S. tariff policies, and has announced additional tariffs on U.S. imports as a countermeasure [3]