Group 1 - The report indicates that the recent adjustment in the bond market has led to a significant rise in the 10-year government bond yield, which has increased by over 10 basis points to around 1.75% [1][12][51] - Historical patterns suggest that similar rapid increases in interest rates typically occur during periods of policy tightening or improved economic expectations. Although inflation expectations have risen, the primary driver for the current bond yield increase is the unexpected rise in commodity prices [1][12][51] - The report forecasts limited upward movement in bond yields in the short term, with the 10-year government bond yield expected to fluctuate between 1.65% and 1.80% in August. Investors are advised to focus on potential rebound opportunities due to the high level of unrealized losses in 10-year bonds [1][12][51] Group 2 - The report discusses the current state of the yield curve, noting that it is relatively flat historically, with limited potential for steepening due to insufficient monetary easing. The report suggests that the yield curve's shape is increasingly influenced by long-term rates [13][54] - Three potential paths for the yield curve to steepen are identified: 1) Central bank announcements of bond purchases, 2) Further easing of funding rates, and 3) Stronger-than-expected economic performance [54][55] - From a portfolio construction perspective, the report recommends an "barbell" strategy, favoring a mix of 2-3 year credit bonds and long-end active bonds, while only considering bullet strategies if there is significant potential for steepening in the yield curve [55][56] Group 3 - The report highlights specific bond selection strategies, indicating that for long-term bonds, attention should be given to bonds such as 230023 and 25T5, while mid-term bonds like 250003, 250405, and 250415 are also recommended [4][19][20] - In the context of credit bonds, the report notes a recent increase in credit spreads, suggesting improved holding value for credit bonds. It recommends maintaining a small position in long-term credit bonds, particularly in the 7-8 year range, while monitoring for potential adjustments based on funding conditions and interest rate movements [20][21] - The report also emphasizes the importance of monitoring the performance of government bond futures, which have shown a significant decline compared to cash bonds, indicating a favorable hedging value [5][21]

Group 1: Overall Market Trends - The Shanghai Composite Index and ChiNext Index have shown a decline of 16% over the past year, indicating a challenging market environment [2] - The top five performing industries yesterday included Electronics (+1.691%), Electric Equipment (+1.382%), and Pharmaceutical Biology (+1.351%) [3] - Conversely, the bottom five performing industries were Coal (-1.160%), Transportation (-0.282%), and Steel (-0.133%) [4] Group 2: Fixed Income Insights - The central bank's bond-buying actions are seen as a preparation for reinitiating bond purchases, with significant activity starting on May 12, 2025 [5][14] - The current yield spread between 2-year government bonds and 2-year policy bonds is considered reasonable, potentially influenced by the central bank's bond-buying methods [15] - The central bank's bond-buying is primarily viewed as a long-term channel for basic currency injection, with historical shifts in monetary policy tools indicating a move towards bond transactions [7][8] Group 3: Company-Specific Analysis - TaoTao Vehicle (301345.SZ) - The company is expected to report a net profit of 2.24 to 2.74 billion yuan for Q2 2025, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 71% to 109% [5][19] - The projected net profits for 2025-2027 are 6.65 billion, 8.26 billion, and 10.08 billion yuan, with corresponding EPS of 6.12, 7.60, and 9.28 yuan [5][19] - The company is expanding into the robotics and intelligent product sectors, with a strategic partnership announced for humanoid robots, indicating a focus on innovation and market growth [21][20]

Report Industry Investment Rating - Not mentioned in the provided content Core Viewpoints - The central bank's bond - buying is mainly a long - term base money injection channel, and the restart of bond - buying may only be a matter of time [2][3] - The impact of the central bank's bond - buying on the bond market and liquidity is neutral [3][4] - The 2024 central bank's bond - buying had a significant impact on short - term treasury bonds, possibly due to the bond - buying method and market expectations [5][6] - The bond - buying method may change in 2025, and its positive impact on the bond market is relatively limited. If the economy does not decline significantly in the second half of the year, bond yields are expected to rise [7] Summary by Related Content Central Bank's Bond - Buying as a Long - term Base Money Injection Channel - In 2023, the Central Financial Work Conference proposed to gradually increase treasury bond trading in central bank open - market operations. In August 2024, the central bank officially carried out treasury bond trading operations [2] - The central bank's positioning for treasury bond trading is to enrich the base money injection channel and communicate with the market on long - term treasury bond yields. In practice, it mainly serves as a money injection channel [2] - Historically, the long - term base money injection channels of the central bank have evolved from foreign exchange reserves to reserve requirement ratio cuts and then to treasury bond trading. With limited room for further reserve requirement ratio cuts, treasury bond trading is a mature alternative [2] Impact of Central Bank's Bond - Buying on the Bond Market and Liquidity - Currently, the central bank's long - term base money injection channels are reserve requirement ratio cuts and treasury bond trading. The impact of reserve requirement ratio cuts on the bond market and liquidity is neutral as it both increases money supply and may be used to fill the money gap and followed by liquidity recycling [3] - The central bank's treasury bond trading is theoretically similar to reserve requirement ratio cuts, and its impact on the bond market and liquidity is also neutral. For example, the Bank of Japan's regular treasury bond purchases led to a significant increase in Japanese bond yields [3][4] Impact of the 2024 Central Bank's Bond - Buying - In 2024, the central bank's bond - buying significantly affected short - term treasury bonds. The 2 - year China Development Bank bond - 2 - year treasury bond spread rose to nearly 40BP during the bond - buying period from August to December 2024, indicating a significant decline in 2 - year treasury bond yields [5] - Possible reasons include the bond - buying method (banks buying in the secondary market and then the central bank buying from them, with banks not being price - sensitive) and market expectations of loose monetary policy [6] Changes in Bond - Buying Method in 2025 and Its Impact on the Bond Market - On May 12, 2025, banks started buying treasury bonds with a maturity of less than 3 years, possibly in preparation for the central bank to restart bond - buying. The current 2 - year China Development Bank bond - 2 - year treasury bond spread is within a reasonable range, which may be related to the change in banks' bond - buying method [7] - The central bank's announcement of bond - buying may be subject to policy guidance or significant increases in bond yields. The positive impact on the bond market is limited, and if the economy does not decline significantly in the second half of the year, bond yields are expected to rise [7]

1. Report Industry Investment Rating There is no information provided regarding the industry investment rating in the given report. 2. Core Viewpoints of the Report - Despite the central bank's efforts to support the bond market, the decline in bond yields has been limited. The large maturity volume of certificates of deposit (CDs) and the relatively high pricing of CDs have restricted the downward space for long - term yields. The short - term yields are also constrained by factors such as the lack of long - term funds, the pressure of CD maturities and tax payment periods, and the limited impact of the expected restart of central bank bond purchases [1][2][10][15]. - By the end of June, the downward space for short - term yields is expected to open up. This is due to the release of cross - quarter pressure on funds, the seasonal increase in bank wealth management bond purchases in July, and the potential restart of central bank bond purchases [27][28][31]. - The bond market strategy is to focus on coupon income and seize trading opportunities in a narrow - fluctuating market. Investors can consider the allocation opportunities of CDs, credit bonds, and interest - rate bonds, and also grasp the trading opportunities of 10 - year treasury bonds within a narrow range [34][35][42]. 3. Summary According to Relevant Catalogs 3.1 Why Can't the Bullish Bond Market Rise? - **Market Situation**: In June, the central bank showed an attitude of caring for the money market, and large banks increased their purchases of short - term treasury bonds. However, the decline in bond yields was limited. The 1 - year and 10 - year treasury bond yields declined less than in the previous week. The pricing of CDs remained high, restricting the downward space for long - term yields. The 10 - year treasury bond yield fluctuated around 1.65% without a significant breakthrough [1][10][14]. - **Reasons for Limited Short - Term Yield Decline**: - **Lack of Long - Term Funds**: The central bank's operations mainly provided short - term funds, while long - term funds were not sufficient. Since March, MLF has been in a monthly net - investment state, and banks' demand for long - term liabilities has increased [15]. - **Pressure from CD Maturities and Tax Payment Periods**: Since the second week of June, the weekly maturity volume of CDs has exceeded one trillion yuan for three consecutive weeks. Coupled with the tax payment deadline on the 16th, the pressure on capital gaps is large, and the pressure may ease in the second half of the month [20]. - **Limited Impact of Expected Central Bank Bond Purchases**: Although the market is concerned about the restart of central bank bond purchases, the impact on short - term yields may be limited. The downward range of short - term yields may be between 5 - 10bp [21]. 3.2 Bond Market Strategy: Loosening May Come Later, and Assets Can Be Snatched Now - **Downward Space for Short - Term Yields Expected to Open Up at the End of June**: - **Decline in CD Yields after Cross - Quarter Pressure Release**: With the central bank's care for funds and the possible renewal of MLF at the end of June, funds are expected to cross the quarter smoothly. After the cross - quarter pressure is released, CD yields may decline naturally [27]. - **Increased Bond Purchases by Bank Wealth Management in July**: In July, bank wealth management usually enters a period of rapid scale growth. The net purchases of bank wealth management in the secondary market increase, and they prefer CDs and credit products with a maturity of less than one year, which may open up the downward space for CD yields [27]. - **Potential Restart of Central Bank Bond Purchases**: Since June, large banks have significantly increased their net purchases of short - term treasury bonds. The market expects the central bank to restart bond purchases, which may support the short - term bond market [28][31]. - **Bond Market Strategy: Focus on Coupon Income and Seize Trading Opportunities in a Narrow - Fluctuating Market**: - **Allocation Strategy**: - **CDs**: From the end of June to July, the probability of success is high. Investors can pay attention to the allocation opportunities brought by the current price increase. CDs with a yield of around 1.7% have high allocation value [34]. - **Credit Bonds**: Focus on credit - sinking opportunities within 3 years and the opportunity for a slight compression of 4 - 5 - year credit spreads in July [35]. - **Interest - Rate Bonds**: In a narrow - fluctuating market, focus on the exploration of α - type bonds, such as 5 - 7 - year old interest - rate bonds. If the short - term yields decline, the α - compression market of medium - term bonds may be better [38]. - **Trading Strategy**: The 10 - year treasury bond is expected to continue to fluctuate within a narrow range of 1.6% - 1.7%. Traders can consider entering the market when the bond market fluctuates and the long - term interest rate adjusts. When the yield approaches 1.62%, partial profit - taking is recommended [42]. 3.3 Review of the Interest - Rate Bond Market: Loose Funds and Expectations of Repurchase with Ownership Transfer Lead to a Bull - Flat Yield Curve - **Funding Situation**: The central bank's OMO continued to have a net withdrawal, but the money market was in a balanced and loose state. The weighted average price of DR001 dropped to around 1.36%, and the 1 - year CD issuance price of state - owned and joint - stock banks decreased from 1.7% to around 1.66% [9][60]. - **Primary Issuance**: The net financing of local government bonds and inter - bank CDs decreased, while the net financing of treasury bonds and policy - bank bonds increased [55]. - **Benchmark Changes**: The term spread of treasury bonds narrowed, while the term spread of China Development Bank bonds widened. The short - term yields of treasury bonds and China Development Bank bonds decreased, and the long - term yields of treasury bonds decreased while those of China Development Bank bonds increased [52].

1. Report Industry Investment Rating No information provided regarding the industry investment rating. 2. Core Viewpoints of the Report - In the past week, despite the volatile news, the bond market remained stable with bullish sentiment prevailing. On June 5th, the bond market yields declined instead of rising, pricing in the positive factors of central bank support [1][21]. - The central bank's early renewal of RMB 1 trillion in outright repurchase operations is a signal of support, which may reduce the possibility of a significant tightening of liquidity during the quarter - end [2][21]. - Institutional behavior has received two positive factors: large - banks' continuous allocation of short - term bonds in the secondary market may be a signal of the central bank restarting bond purchases; the improvement in long - term life insurance premiums may increase the insurance sector's allocation of ultra - long bonds [3]. - The outcome of the new round of Sino - US negotiations in the coming week is a variable. An optimistic outcome may lead to a short - term rise in long - term interest rates but is beneficial to the bond market in the medium term, while a neutral outcome may see the bond market continue to be influenced by central bank support, with limited downward space for long - term interest rates [32]. - In June, with few foreseeable negative factors, short - term bond prices have risen significantly, and long - term interest rates may break out of the narrow - range oscillation. Investors can consider trading duration products for excess returns [33]. 3. Summary by Relevant Catalog 3.1 Bond Market Bullish Sentiment Dominates - From June 3rd - 6th, after the Dragon Boat Festival, the bond market emerged from a narrow - range oscillation and showed a downward trend. Yields of long - term and short - term treasury bonds decreased, with the 10 - year treasury bond active bond (250011) falling to 1.65% (- 2bp) and the 1 - year treasury bond active bond (250008) falling to 1.41% (- 5bp) [10]. 3.2 Bond Market May Be on the Rise - The central bank's early renewal of RMB 1 trillion in 3 - month outright repurchase operations, with the announcement form changed and the time advanced, is to enhance information transparency and ease market concerns about quarter - end pressure. There are still reserve operations in the second half of the month [2][21]. - The positive impact of central bank support is first reflected in the certificate of deposit (CD) market. After the central bank's announcement, the pressure on banks to issue CDs has eased, but there may still be issuance pressure in the next 1 - 2 weeks [22]. - In terms of institutional behavior, large banks have continuously allocated short - term bonds in the secondary market, which may be a signal of the central bank restarting bond purchases. In addition, the improvement in long - term life insurance premiums may increase the allocation of ultra - long bonds by the insurance sector [3][23][28]. 3.3 In the First Week of June, the Wealth Management Scale Continued to Shrink 3.3.1 Weekly Scale: A Slight Decline of RMB 1.79 Billion - At the end of May (May 26th - 30th), the wealth management scale decreased by RMB 186.6 billion due to the balance - sheet return pressure, with the daily - open products bearing the main decline. In May, the scale increased by RMB 193.4 billion, reaching a record high, but the growth rate was slightly slower than in previous years [37]. - In the first week of June (June 3rd - 6th), the wealth management scale unexpectedly decreased by RMB 1.79 billion to RMB 31.51 trillion. Historically, the scale usually increases in the first week of June [38]. 3.3.2 Wealth Management Risks: Net Value Stabilized and Negative Yields Decreased - The net value of wealth management products stabilized and rebounded, driving down the negative yield. The negative yield of products in the past week decreased by 4.90pct to 1.51%, and the negative yield in the past three months decreased by 0.66pct to 0.96% [43]. - The overall proportion of wealth management products breaking the net value decreased by 0.2pct to 0.7%, while the proportion of products with unmet performance targets increased by 0.5pct to 18.2% [52]. 3.4 Leverage Ratio: Large Banks' Lending Continued to Recover, and Inter - bank Leverage Increased - In the first week of June (June 3rd - 6th), with the central bank's support, the inter - bank funds became looser. The average price of funds decreased, and the average trading volume of inter - bank pledged repurchase increased from RMB 6.5 trillion to RMB 7.5 trillion, with the average overnight ratio rising from 83.33% to 87.48% [61]. - The leverage ratio of non - bank institutions slightly decreased, the inter - bank leverage ratio continued to rise from 107.18% to 107.36%, and the exchange leverage ratio slightly decreased [63]. 3.5 Funds Continued to Extend Duration - From June 3rd - 6th, bond funds further extended their duration. The median duration of interest - rate medium - and long - term bond funds increased from 4.32 years to 4.68 years, and that of credit medium - and long - term bond funds increased from 2.09 years to 2.22 years. The duration of short - term and medium - short - term bond funds also extended [71][75]. 3.6 Treasury Bond Issuance Accelerated - From June 9th - 13th, the planned issuance scale of government bonds was RMB 722.8 billion, mainly due to the accelerated issuance of treasury bonds, which increased by RMB 168.8 billion to RMB 615 billion compared with the previous week, while the local bond issuance scale remained basically unchanged at RMB 107.8 billion [79]. - Regarding local bonds, as of June 6th, the issuance progress of replacement bonds was 84.18%, and the issuance of new local special bonds was RMB 1647.9 billion, accounting for 37% of the RMB 4.4 trillion quota. From January 1st - June 13th, the cumulative net issuance of local bonds was RMB 3714.8 billion, an increase of RMB 2144.5 billion year - on - year [80][81]. - Regarding treasury bonds, from January 1st - June 13th, the cumulative net issuance was RMB 3371 billion, an increase of RMB 1854.3 billion year - on - year, with a remaining quota of RMB 3289 billion [84]. - Regarding policy - financial bonds, from January 1st - June 9th, the cumulative net issuance was RMB 827.4 billion, an increase of RMB 299.3 billion year - on - year [85].

Report Summary 1. Investment Rating No investment rating for the industry is provided in the report. 2. Core View The report suggests patience and a "more watching, less action" approach. As interest rates rise slightly, the cost - effectiveness of bond allocation is increasing. The current narrow - fluctuating market is a good opportunity for allocation funds to gradually build positions. Rumors of bond fund redemptions, mainly concentrated in insurance, may not pose a significant risk, and subsequent funds are likely to flow back to the bond market. There are also rumors of large banks buying short - term bonds, which may be for future central bank bond purchases [1][3]. 3. Summary by Directory 3.1. Market Performance - Treasury bond futures opened and fluctuated upward throughout the day, turned positive in the afternoon, and slightly declined at the close. Interest rates rose in the afternoon, possibly due to fund redemption rumors. The central bank conducted 215.5 billion yuan of reverse repurchases, with 157 billion yuan maturing, resulting in a net injection of 58.5 billion yuan. The pressure of cross - month funds is emerging, with most maturities rising above 1.6%, and exchange - traded funds approaching 1.8%. However, the central bank's continuous net injection maintains liquidity expectations [1]. 3.2. Market Judgment - The bond market lacks a clear trend, but as interest rates rise slightly, the cost - effectiveness of allocation increases. The current market is unfavorable for trading positions but suitable for allocation funds to build positions. There are both redemption and buying rumors in the market. The rumored large - scale redemption of bond funds by insurance institutions is likely true, and subsequent funds may flow back to the bond market. There are also rumors that large banks are buying short - term bonds in preparation for central bank bond purchases [3]. 3.3. Data Overview - **Contract Data**: The prices of some contracts such as TS2506 and TF2506 remained unchanged on the day, while T2506 and TL2506 had slight increases. The open interest of most contracts increased, except for the TL contract, which decreased. The trading volume of some contracts decreased, while the TF contract increased [4]. - **Funding Rate Data**: DR001, DR007, and DR014 all showed declines. The trading volume of DR001, DR007, and DR014 remained unchanged [6]. - **Yield and Spread Data**: The report also presents various yield and spread data, including 10 - year and 30 - year Chinese government bond yields, 7Y - 2Y bond spreads, US 10 - year and 3 - month Treasury yields, and Sino - US interest rate spreads [13].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles indicates that the bond market is experiencing slight fluctuations, with the 10-year main contract showing a minor increase of 0.03% while overall yields on major interbank bonds are rising by approximately 1 basis point [1] - The central bank has increased its net reverse repurchase operations, leading to a positive sentiment in the short-term funding market, despite upcoming tax payments. Future MLF operations are expected to stabilize funding expectations [1] - Major banks have lowered deposit rates and the May LPR, which initially caused the 10-year bond yield to drop to 1.65% before rebounding. This suggests that the bond market may have anticipated these changes, leading to profit-taking by some institutions [1] Group 2 - The recent trading activity of the government bond ETF (511520) has been robust, with transaction amounts exceeding 100 billion for three consecutive days, and over 14 billion on the last day. This ETF is the largest in the market and the only long-duration government bond ETF available [1] - The ETF has a duration of approximately 7.5 years and offers good liquidity, making it suitable for clients looking to extend duration easily. It serves as an effective tool for both trading and allocation in the bond market [1]