Group 1 - The overall market is experiencing an upward trend, with the market rating at 5 stars, close to 4.9 stars [1] - All market caps are rising, with small-cap stocks showing slightly higher gains [2] - Growth style stocks are performing better than others [3] Group 2 - Positive news emerged after the A-share market closed, contributing to market optimism [4] - Hong Kong stocks surged significantly after 3 PM, with the Hang Seng Tech Index rising over 5% [5] - The surge is attributed to preliminary positive developments in US-China tariff negotiations, maintaining a 10% universal tariff and postponing a 24% reciprocal tariff while canceling 91% of retaliatory tariffs [6][7] Group 3 - The positive tariff news is also beneficial for RMB-denominated assets [7] - The A-share market may reflect these gains in the following trading day due to the timing of the news [9] - The tariff crisis in early April had previously led to a global stock market decline, highlighting the dual-edged nature of tariff increases for USD assets [10] Group 4 - Hong Kong stocks have seen a continuous rise for five weeks [15] - The uncertainty surrounding Trump remains, but such events often present good buying opportunities during short-term volatility [17] - In September of the previous year, both Hong Kong and A-share valuations were at historical lows, with similar performance in subsequent rebounds [18][19] Group 5 - Since the Chinese New Year, Hong Kong stocks have outperformed A-shares, with the Hang Seng Index rising 18% more than the CSI 300 [21] - The technology and pharmaceutical sectors in Hong Kong have also outperformed their A-share counterparts by over 20% [21] - Hong Kong stocks are primarily RMB assets but have a higher proportion of foreign investors compared to mainland funds [24][26] Group 6 - The military industry has seen significant gains recently, with interest in military indices and their valuation [31] - Military indices, such as the CSI Military Index, have high P/E ratios exceeding 100, primarily due to past profit volatility [39] - The military sector is considered a long-term investment theme, with indices like technology and military expected to remain relevant [36] Group 7 - The "Monthly Salary Treasure" investment combination has lowered its entry threshold to 200 yuan and opened a regular investment feature [56] - This combination employs a 40:60 stock-bond balanced strategy and has shown significant excess returns since inception [55] - The market is currently rated at 5.0 stars, indicating a suitable investment phase for the Monthly Salary Treasure combination [58]

再次，避险资金增配人民币资产。上海清算所数据显示，4月1日至18日外资净买入人民币债券规模达332亿美元。东吴证券称，4月以来关税政策 不确定性升温，人民币债券成为资金避险选择，一季度证券投资累计顺差42.73亿美元，3月单月顺差17.93亿美元。 【环球网财经综合报道】5月2日以来，离岸人民币兑美元汇率强势上扬，5月2日当天暴涨近1%，今日开盘再度飙升，两个交易日最大涨幅接近 900点，一举收复4月2日美国"对等关税"开启以来的失地。与此同时，A50指数表现亮眼，最近两个交易日上涨一度超1.5%，且在美股期指跌幅扩 大的背景下逆势上涨。 分析人士指出，人民币及A50指数上涨主要有四大驱动因素。首先，五一出行数据亮眼。4月30日至5月2日，全国铁路旅客发送量连续3天同比增 长超10%，5月1日更突破2300万大关，刷新历史最高纪录，为经济增长注入新动能。 其次，中美经贸磋商释放积极信号。商务部新闻发言人表示，美方高层多次表态愿与中方就关税问题谈判，并主动向中方传递信息，中方正在评 估，这成为人民币资产上涨的直接原因。 最后，美元指数趋势性杀跌，结汇盘逐步释放。美国极端关税主张和对美联储货币政策的干涉，削弱了美 ...

Core Viewpoint - The offshore RMB against the US dollar surged nearly 900 points over two trading days, driven by four main factors [1] Group 1: Economic Indicators - The travel data during the May Day holiday reached a historical high, potentially injecting more economic growth momentum [1] - The A50 index also performed well, rising over 1.5% in the last two trading days [1] Group 2: Trade Relations - Positive signals emerged from Sino-US trade negotiations during the May Day holiday, contributing to the rise in RMB assets [1] - The Chinese Ministry of Commerce noted that the US has expressed willingness to negotiate on tariff issues, indicating a potential thaw in trade tensions [1] Group 3: Market Dynamics - There is a possibility that risk-averse funds are reallocating towards RMB assets [1] - The backdrop of a declining US dollar index may be leading to a gradual release of settlement funds [1]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the ongoing US-China tariff negotiations, emphasizing the short-term economic impact on China and proposing three strategies to mitigate these effects: expanding domestic demand, encouraging companies to go global, and reducing production capacity [1][6][12]. Group 1: Short-term Economic Impact - The tariff war poses a significant short-term challenge to the Chinese economy, with potential GDP impact estimated at 1.5 to 2 percentage points [8][12]. - There is a concern that some narratives downplay the impact on China, which may not be based on objective analysis [3][6]. Group 2: Proposed Strategies - **Expanding Domestic Demand**: It is suggested to increase the fiscal deficit by an additional 1 to 1.5 trillion RMB to stimulate consumption, alongside long-term reforms to enhance social welfare [6][7]. - **Encouraging Global Expansion**: Companies are encouraged to explore international markets, with many planning IPOs in Hong Kong to raise capital for expansion beyond Southeast Asia [7][8]. - **Reducing Production Capacity**: The article highlights the challenges of reducing production capacity due to historical reliance on supply-side policies and the need for a shift in development focus [7][8]. Group 3: Global Trade Dynamics - Most countries are unlikely to reach quick agreements with the US, which could prolong the global trade downturn and its effects on China [11][12]. - The complexity of US-China negotiations suggests that any reduction in tariffs will take time, with expectations for some tariffs to decrease by mid-year but more significant reductions possibly not occurring until late in the year [12][14]. Group 4: Market Reactions - The article notes a shift in investor sentiment towards China, with increased interest from global investors, although concerns remain about China's ability to maintain a role in global free trade [8][18]. - The Chinese stock market is expected to perform relatively well, supported by government interventions, despite concerns from overseas investors regarding the underlying economic fundamentals [14][15].