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Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the current state of long-term pure bond funds, highlighting their underperformance in 2025 due to low interest rates and the shift towards "fixed income plus" products that combine bonds with equities for better returns [10][12][35]. Summary by Sections Types of Bond Funds - Common types of bond funds include short-term pure bond funds, long-term pure bond funds, and "fixed income plus" funds [1][4][6]. - Short-term pure bond funds have minimal volatility, typically with a drawdown of less than 1% [1]. - Long-term pure bond funds, such as 7-10 year government bonds, exhibit greater volatility, potentially comparable to low-volatility stock funds [2][3]. - "Fixed income plus" funds combine bonds with a small portion of equities or convertible bonds, aiming for higher returns [4][5]. Performance Trends - In 2021, long-term pure bond funds had interest yields of over 3%-4%, but entered a declining interest rate cycle thereafter [7][8]. - A bull market for long-term pure bond funds lasted from 2021 to 2024, but by 2025, these funds faced significant declines due to low yields [9][10][12]. - As of late 2024, the yield on 10-year government bonds was around 1.6%-1.7%, making long-term pure bonds less attractive [12]. Factors Influencing Bond Fund Performance - Interest rate fluctuations are a primary factor affecting bond fund performance, with declining rates typically leading to rising bond prices [15][16]. - The long-term trajectory of interest rates is influenced by economic growth rates and inflation [20][21]. - In 2025, the performance of long-term pure bond funds was negatively impacted by rising interest rates and a strong stock market [13][20]. Shift to "Fixed Income Plus" Products - Due to low yields on traditional bond funds, investors are increasingly turning to "fixed income plus" products, which offer a mix of stable bond returns and higher-risk equities [35][36]. - "Fixed income plus" funds typically consist of a defensive bond component and a more aggressive equity component, aiming to enhance overall returns [36][37]. - The performance of "fixed income plus" products has been strong, with indices for these funds reaching new highs in 2025, contrasting with the decline in pure bond fund indices [38][39]. Characteristics of "Fixed Income Plus" Products - These products leverage the negative correlation between stocks and bonds, allowing for reduced volatility and improved long-term returns [39][40]. - The risk profile of "fixed income plus" products is significantly influenced by the proportion of equities they hold [43][44]. - They benefit from declining deposit rates, as traditional savings accounts offer lower returns, prompting investors to seek better alternatives [46][48]. Investment Considerations - Investors should assess the equity proportion in "fixed income plus" products based on their risk tolerance [51]. - The bond component should focus on mid to short-term bonds, which currently offer more stability [51]. - Selecting funds with automatic rebalancing strategies can help mitigate risks associated with market volatility [51][60]. Examples of "Fixed Income Plus" Products - The 365-day and monthly salary investment combinations are highlighted as effective "fixed income plus" options, with varying equity and bond ratios [52][55]. - These products have shown resilience and recovery in performance, with the 365-day combination achieving historical highs since its inception [55][58].

Group 1: Report Information - Report Title: "Fixed Income Weekly: How Has the Bond Market Broken Through Sideways Trading Historically? - Interest Rate Weekly (Week 3 of July)" [1] - Report Date: July 22, 2025 [2] - Analysts: Yan Ziqi, Hong Ziyan [2] Group 2: Industry Investment Rating - No information provided Group 3: Core Viewpoints - The current bond market has been in a long - lasting sideways trading with low interest rates and extremely low volatility. From April to July this year, the 10 - year Treasury bond yield oscillated between 1.60% - 1.70%, with a range of only 10bp, and the volatility on July 8 reached the lowest in the past 5 years [2]. - Historically, out of 12 rounds of bond market sideways trading from 2019 to now, 7 times the subsequent interest rates broke through downward and 5 times upward, with the sideways trading usually lasting about 1 month. A transition to a bull market typically requires a combination of increased economic downward pressure, monetary policy easing, and asset shortage, while a transition to a bear market needs factors like better - than - expected economic recovery, tightened monetary policy, rising inflation expectations, and regulatory impacts [3]. - The current trading theme in the bond market is unclear. On one hand, the strong GDP performance in the first half of the year makes investors expect no significant incremental policies in the short term, and recent consumption policies have made the bond market underperform. On the other hand, the current capital situation is in a balanced state, and the government bond supply pressure from July to August is not large and can be hedged by the central bank [4][7]. - A method to judge the end of a sideways market turning bearish is to observe the significant cooling of investors' aggressiveness in non - interest - rate bond strategies. When investors' expectation of further interest rate decline weakens, their buying of non - interest - rate bonds decreases, especially in the case of Tier 2 and perpetual bonds [7]. - Historically, the bond market breaking through sideways trading usually requires unexpected macro and policy factors. Currently, considering the long - term sideways trading, low interest rates, and small fluctuations in the bond market, and the enhanced learning effect in the market this year, investors can focus on the aggressiveness of non - interest - rate bond strategies to measure the bond market's risk - preference expectations [10]. Group 4: Summary by Related Catalog Historical Bond Market Sideways Trading and Breakthrough - The report sorted out 12 rounds of bond market sideways trading from 2019 to now, analyzing the sideways trading periods, 10 - year Treasury bond fluctuation ranges, reasons for sideways trading, post - breakthrough performances, and triggering factors [3][4]. Current Bond Market Situation - The trading theme is unclear, with factors from economic performance, policies, capital situation, and supply side affecting the market [4][7]. Micro - perspective Analysis - By observing the trading behavior of non - interest - rate bonds, especially the buying intensity of Tier 2 and perpetual bonds by brokers and funds, a method to judge the end of a sideways market turning bearish is provided [7].

1. Report Industry Investment Rating No relevant content provided. 2. Core Viewpoints of the Report - The investment in secondary and perpetual bonds (referred to as "two - eternal bonds") in the current bond market has reached the fourth stage. Since 2024, two - eternal bonds have become amplifiers of interest rate fluctuations. The report focuses on analyzing the institutional behavior patterns of two - eternal bonds and attempts to discover effective signals [2][15]. - Different types of institutions have different allocation patterns for two - eternal bonds. For example, banks act as stabilizers in the bond market, while securities firms have high - frequency trading, funds are the main buyers, and other institutions have their own preferences [5][6]. - It is difficult to use the institutional behavior of two - eternal bonds to predict interest rate trends, but it can help investors understand the market's expectation of whether interest rates can continue to decline. The report constructs investment sentiment measurement indicators for the trading desks of two - eternal bonds to assist investors in observation [7][8]. 3. Summary According to the Table of Contents 3.1 Why Focus on the Institutional Behavior of Two - eternal Bonds? - The investment in two - eternal bonds has gone through four stages. Since 2024, they have become amplifiers of interest rate fluctuations. The report aims to analyze their institutional behavior patterns and find effective signals [2][15]. - The report discusses three types of bonds (secondary capital bonds, perpetual bonds, and ordinary financial bonds) and six types of investors (banks, securities firms, funds, wealth management, insurance, and others). Different investors' term preferences are mainly concentrated in 1Y, 3Y, and 5Y, and the trading volume of two - eternal bonds over 5Y declines significantly [3][15]. 3.2 Institutional Behavior Patterns of Two - eternal Bonds 3.2.1 Banks Still Act as Stabilizers in the Bond Market - Since the second half of 2024, commercial banks have increased the trading volume of 1Y/3Y secondary capital bonds and continuously net - sold 5Y secondary capital bonds. For perpetual bonds, the trading volume of 1Y/3Y is small, and 5Y is significantly net - sold. For ordinary financial bonds, the trading volume in the 3Y term is the largest, and they are mostly net - sold, except for increasing allocation during bond market corrections [5][16]. 3.2.2 Securities Firms Have High - Frequency Band - trading of Two - eternal Bonds - Securities firms show obvious trading - desk characteristics in the trading of two - eternal bonds, frequently switching between buying and selling with a relatively large scale. They have a high preference for 1Y/3Y/5Y two - eternal bonds and ordinary financial bonds [5][21]. 3.2.3 Funds Are the Main Buyers of Two - eternal Bonds - Funds tend to make trend - based allocations to two - eternal bonds. They continuously buy during bull markets and sell significantly during bear markets, driving market trends. In recent years, with the overall decline in the interest rates of two - eternal bonds, funds have shown a trend of increasing allocation [5][30]. 3.2.4 The Institutional Behavior Characteristics of Wealth Management in Two - eternal Bonds Are Diverse - In most periods, the trading characteristics of wealth management in two - eternal bonds are not obvious, showing an overall allocation trend. At some points, they take profits during bull markets, buy during bear markets, and continue to buy during volatile markets [5][37]. 3.2.5 Insurance Also Acts as a Stabilizer in the Bond Market - Insurance institutions generally net - sell two - eternal bonds but increase allocation during market corrections, acting as stabilizers [5][46]. 3.2.6 Other Types of Institutions Prefer to Continuously Allocate 5Y Two - eternal Bonds - Other types of institutions have a greater preference for continuously allocating 5Y two - eternal bonds [6][52]. 3.3 How to Use the Institutional Behavior Patterns of Two - eternal Bonds? - It is relatively difficult to use the institutional behavior of two - eternal bonds to predict interest rate trends due to factors such as the synchronicity of institutional behavior indicators, less trading data, and data delays [7][61]. - However, the institutional behavior of two - eternal bonds can help investors understand the market's expectation of whether interest rates can continue to decline. When investors expect interest rates to continue to decline, the trading desks of two - eternal bonds will continue to buy, compressing the spread. When the expectation weakens, the buying power will decrease [7][61]. - The report constructs investment sentiment measurement indicators for the trading desks of two - eternal bonds, which are the smoothed overall purchases of funds and securities firms in 5Y secondary capital bonds and 5Y perpetual bonds. When these indicators decline significantly and approach zero, it indicates that the trading desks are less optimistic about buying two - eternal bonds for capital gains. This year, there were two such time points in January 15th and late April, corresponding to subsequent bond market corrections or fluctuations [8][62].

Core Viewpoint - The bond market in the first half of 2025 is characterized by significant issuance expansion and interest rate volatility, with expectations of a fluctuating market in the second half [1][2][4]. Group 1: Market Issuance and Structure - The total issuance in the bond market exceeded 27 trillion yuan in the first half of 2025, with a year-on-year increase of nearly 24% [2]. - Interest rate bonds accounted for nearly 40% of the total issuance, with government bonds at 7.89 trillion yuan and local government bonds at 5.49 trillion yuan [2]. - The issuance of special bonds accelerated, reaching 2.16 trillion yuan, with a progress rate of 49.11%, which is 10.82 percentage points faster than the same period last year [2]. - The net financing scale of interest rate bonds surged, with government bonds net financing reaching 3.4 trillion yuan, approximately double that of the previous year [2]. Group 2: Interest Rate Trends - The 10-year government bond yield rose by 30 basis points in the first quarter, reaching a high of 1.89% before falling to around 1.65% by the end of the second quarter, forming a "V" shape [3]. - The interbank 7-day pledged repo rate (DR007) decreased from approximately 2.3% at the beginning of the year to below 1.7%, indicating a shift from a "tight balance" to a "relatively loose" liquidity environment [3]. Group 3: Market Outlook for the Second Half - The bond market is expected to maintain a fluctuating pattern in the second half, with the 10-year government bond yield projected to fluctuate between 1.5% and 1.8% [4]. - Analysts suggest that the balance between supply pressure from interest rate bonds and expectations of monetary policy easing will influence market dynamics [4]. - The net financing scale of interest rate bonds in the second half is estimated to be around 6.88 trillion yuan, with a monthly average of 1.15 trillion yuan, close to the levels of the same period in 2023 [4]. Group 4: Investment Strategies - Institutions recommend a balanced investment approach, focusing on both short-term liquidity and long-term value in interest rate bonds, while capturing opportunities in a flattening yield curve [5]. - In the credit bond market, there is a positive trend with a focus on high-quality local government bonds, financially stable state-owned real estate companies, and stable city commercial bank secondary capital bonds [5]. - Investors are advised to maintain flexibility in their portfolios, managing duration risk while seizing structural opportunities across different varieties and maturities [5].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the reality of having 5 million in savings and the various factors that influence whether this amount can lead to a comfortable lifestyle, emphasizing that it is not a guarantee of financial security [1][8]. Summary by Relevant Sections Savings and Wealth Accumulation - For most ordinary families, accumulating 5 million in savings is a distant dream, requiring 50 years of saving 100,000 annually [1]. - The individuals who typically possess such wealth are often those who have successfully sold properties at peak prices or received substantial compensation from property demolitions, indicating that this wealth accumulation is highly contingent and risky [1]. Impact of Interest Rates - The fluctuation of interest rates significantly affects savings returns; for instance, the interest rate for a three-year deposit of 5 million was previously 3.5%, yielding an annual return of 175,000, but has now dropped to 2.3%, resulting in only 113,000 annually [5]. Investment Risks - Many suggest investing savings in stocks, funds, or bank financial products for higher returns; however, in 2023, the average loss for stock investors was 64,500, with many funds experiencing losses of up to 20% [5]. - Given the current volatile market conditions, keeping funds in a bank for principal safety may be a more prudent choice [5]. Inflation Concerns - The risk of inflation is significant, with the M2 money supply exceeding 300 trillion; while current excess money mainly circulates within the financial system, future inflation risks remain [5]. - Although 5 million may provide financial freedom today, its purchasing power could diminish significantly over the next 20 years depending on future price trends [5]. Living Conditions and Quality of Life - The location of residence greatly influences living standards; in major cities like Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen, monthly interest income of less than 10,000 may only support a middle-class lifestyle, especially when rent is considered [6]. - Conversely, in lower-tier cities, the same interest income can afford a more comfortable living experience [6]. Conclusion - Ultimately, having 5 million in savings does not guarantee a worry-free life, as factors such as interest rate fluctuations, investment risks, inflation, and living location significantly impact quality of life [8].

Core Viewpoint - Over 80% of pure bond funds have achieved record high performance, driven by strong institutional demand and central bank interest rate cuts, with nearly 95% of these funds showing positive net value growth in 2023 [1][2]. Group 1: Performance of Bond Funds - As of June 13, 2023, approximately 95% of the 2,440 pure bond funds reported positive net value growth, with 2,002 funds reaching new highs in June, accounting for over 82% [2]. - Notable performers include Bosera Yutong Pure Bond 3-Month A and Guotai Ruiyuan One-Year Open Fund, with net value growth rates of 4.16% and 4.01% respectively [2]. Group 2: Market Drivers - The bond market's strong performance is attributed to a combination of sustained monetary easing and robust demand for allocation, particularly following the central bank's recent rate cuts and reserve requirement ratio reductions [2][3]. - The shift of funds from low deposit rates to the bond market, along with a preference for safe-haven assets amid external volatility, has further bolstered the bond market's liquidity [2]. Group 3: Future Market Outlook - The bond market is expected to maintain a volatile upward trend in the second half of the year, characterized by amplified interest rate fluctuations and rapid market developments [3][4]. - The macroeconomic environment shows signs of moderate recovery, with resilient consumption and export sectors, while the central bank is likely to continue its accommodative policy stance [3]. Group 4: Investment Strategies - Investors are advised to consider switching between interest rate bonds and credit bonds, focusing on opportunities arising from the transition of government bonds and the relative value of long-term local government bonds [5][6]. - Specific recommendations include mid-to-short duration urban investment bonds and long-duration local government bonds, which are expected to offer a balance of safety and yield [6].

Group 1 - The article focuses on economic forecasts, leveraged loans, and insights into market trends [3][10] - Economic indicators can be unpredictable, impacting various asset classes significantly, with unexpected changes in GDP growth, inflation, and employment data affecting market reactions [3][6] - The accuracy of market consensus predictions, based on economists' forecasts, has improved since 2008, with a directional accuracy reaching 83% during 2020 and 2021 [6][7] Group 2 - The U.S. syndicated loan market has shown positive returns for 21 consecutive months, indicating its potential as a stable source of income and investment diversification [10][14] - Investors can adjust their risk levels without significantly lowering returns by incorporating leveraged loans into their portfolios, as demonstrated by the effective frontier analysis [13] - Reliable and comprehensive data is essential for making informed decisions in the syndicated loan market, where transparency is crucial [14] Group 3 - Interest rate fluctuations affect companies' debt servicing capabilities differently across industries, with financial institutions being particularly sensitive to these changes [17] - The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) has maintained interest rates steady in the first eight meetings since September 2023, followed by three consecutive rate cuts, impacting banks' risk levels [17][18] - The study evaluates the default probabilities of banks based on their total capital ratios, highlighting trends in risk levels among different groups of banks [17][18]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the importance of monitoring bank interest margins while maintaining a balanced approach in monetary policy execution [3] - The report highlights the resilience of the real economy in China, indicating a positive outlook despite external challenges [4] - It discusses the impact of tariffs on domestic prices and the potential for a rebound in exports as tariff pressures ease [5] Group 2 - The analysis of the U.S. CPI inflation data reveals that internal inflationary pressures are moderating, which may influence future Federal Reserve decisions [4] - The U.S. unemployment rate is facing upward pressure, indicating potential challenges in the labor market [4] - The report suggests that the recent rise in U.S. Treasury yields presents opportunities for strategic allocation in fixed income products [4][5]

Core Viewpoint - China Pacific Insurance's Q1 2025 performance slightly missed expectations, with a year-on-year decline in net profit primarily due to interest rate fluctuations and market volatility [1] Financial Performance - The company's net profit attributable to shareholders for Q1 2025 was 9.63 billion, down 18.1% year-on-year; the new business value (NBV) was 5.78 billion, up 39% year-on-year [1] - The net asset value decreased by 9.5% compared to the beginning of the year, influenced by changes in discount rates and interest rates [1] - The company's total investment income showed a non-annualized net return of 0.8% and a total investment return of 1.0%, remaining stable year-on-year [1] Business Segments - The growth rate of premium income varied across channels, with significant contributions from bancassurance, which saw a 130.7% increase in new single premium income [2] - The number of agents remained stable at 188,000, with a year-on-year increase of 1.1%, indicating effective recruitment and retention strategies [2] - The property and casualty insurance segment continued to grow, with premium income up 1.0% year-on-year, and the combined ratio (COR) improved to 97.4%, down 0.6 percentage points year-on-year [2] Investment Insights - The company's investment scale exceeded 2.81 trillion, up 2.8% from the beginning of the year, with a focus on high-dividend assets contributing to the growth of equity investments [3] - The total investment return is under pressure due to fluctuations in bond and stock valuations, but the company expects to smooth out market volatility through increased OCI [3] Future Outlook - The company maintains a strong recommendation rating, anticipating steady growth in NBV and underwriting profits, despite short-term investment pressures [3] - Projected net profits for 2025-2027 are 49.8 billion, 54.5 billion, and 59.0 billion, with growth rates of 10.8%, 9.3%, and 8.2% respectively [3]