银河证券章俊表示，国内物价运行的低点已过，正进入温和修复阶段。 1月5日至6日，中国人民银行工作会议围绕货币政策实施、金融服务实体经济、风险防控、金融改革开 放等核心领域，明确行动路径。货币政策方面，会议强调，把促进经济高质量发展、物价合理回升作为 货币政策的重要考量，灵活高效运用降准降息等多种货币政策工具。经济学家们预计未来政策将保持连 续性、稳定性兼顾灵活性。 摘要 2026年1月，第一财经研究院发布的"第一财经首席经济学家信心指数"为50.32，较上月回升，维持景气 状态。经济学家们认为2025年我国经济运行稳中有进，顺利收官。 兴业证券王涵认为，未来宏观经济将稳中求进、提质增效，结构持续优化，新质生产力占比 提升，"投资于人"带来新的经济活力。 首席经济学家们对2025年12月CPI同比增速的预测均值为0.8%，PPI同比预测均值为-2%。2025年12月工 业增加值增速预测均值4.9%，固定资产投资累计增速预测均值为-2.2%，社会消费品零售总额同比增速 预测均值为1.8%，贸易顺差预测均值为1113.5亿美元，新增贷款预测均值为7182.5亿元，社会融资总量 预测均值为1.8万亿，M2同比增速预测 ...

[ 2026年的全球经济将进入一个由非线性、路径依赖与适应性共同塑造的复杂系统，表现出高度不稳定 却韧性犹在的双重特征。对中国而言，既是外部压力的延续，也是出口结构升级的机遇。 ] 2026年1月，第一财经研究院发布的"第一财经首席经济学家信心指数"为50.32，较上月回升，维持景气 状态。经济学家们认为2025年我国经济运行稳中有进，顺利收官。 首席经济学家们对2025年12月CPI同比增速的预测均值为0.8%，PPI同比预测均值为-2%。2025年12月工 业增加值增速预测均值4.9%，固定资产投资累计增速预测均值为-2.2%，社会消费品零售总额同比增速 预测均值为1.8%，贸易顺差预测均值为1113.5亿美元，新增贷款预测均值为7182.5亿元，社会融资总量 预测均值为1.8万亿，M2同比增速预测均值为8%。 1月5日至6日，中国人民银行工作会议围绕货币政策实施、金融服务实体经济、风险防控、金融改革开 放等核心领域，明确行动路径。货币政策方面，会议强调，把促进经济高质量发展、物价合理回升作为 货币政策的重要考量，灵活高效运用降准降息等多种货币政策工具。经济学家们预计未来政策将保持连 续性、稳定性兼顾灵活 ...

hyzqdatemark 2026 年 01 月 04 日 新增贷款或延续同比少增 ——2025 年 12 月金融数据预测 投资要点： 核心预判：依据过往信贷投放规律及行业观察等，我们预测 2025 年 12 月新增贷款 7000 亿元，社融增量 1.8 万亿元；12 月末，M2 达 338.1 万亿，YoY+7.8%，M1（新口径） YoY +4.4%，社融增速 8.2%。 证券分析师 廖志明 SAC：S1350524100002 liaozhiming@huayuanstock.com 证券研究报告 固收定期报告 请务必仔细阅读正文之后的评级说明和重要声明 联系人 12 月新增贷款或同比少增。四季度银行信贷投放动力不强，叠加信贷需求较弱，新 增贷款或较低。我们预计 12 月新增贷款 7000 亿，同比少增；个贷-200 亿，对公 +6500 亿，非银同业贷款+500 亿。实体经济融资需求较弱，贷款利率管控可能促使 优质企业发债来偿还贷款，进一步减少信贷需求。近年房价下跌及 5 月份定期存款 利率下调可能提升按揭早偿压力；内需偏弱，消费信贷需求较弱。我们预计 12 月个 贷短期-500 亿，个贷中长期+30 ...

摘要 2025年12月，第一财经研究院发布的"第一财经首席经济学家信心指数"为50，稍低于上月，持平于50荣 枯线。经济学家们认为，当前我国经济处于弱复苏状态，未来宏观政策将延续宽松基调，为"十五五"开 局奠定坚实的基础。 毕马威蔡伟认为，总的来看，在稳增长政策发力、外部不确定性缓和的带动下，当前整体经 济处于弱复苏通道。 经济学家们预计11月物价数据将较上月公布数据继续回升，CPI同比预测均值为0.72%，PPI同比预测均 值为-2.05%，他们对固定资产投资累计增速的预测均值为-2.1%，社会消费品零售总额同比增速预测均 值为3.09%，工业增加值同比增速预测均值为5.0%。同时，刚刚公布的进出口数据显示，11月进出口同 比数据均高于上月，贸易顺差上升至1116.8亿美元，符合经济学家们的预期。 兴业银行鲁政委认为，"双11"购物节的提振，叠加餐饮回暖趋势延续，11月社会消费品零售 同比有望回升。 经济学家们预计11月金融数据将较上月有所回升，新增贷款的预测均值为6791亿元、社会融资总量的预 测均值为2.32万亿元，M2同比增速预测均值为8.29%，他们认为11月LPR利率和存准水平调整的可能性 较小。 ...

Group 1: Investment Rating - No information provided about the industry investment rating Group 2: Core Views - Forecasts 2025 November new loans to be 450 billion yuan and social financing increment to be 2.15 trillion yuan; at end - Nov, M2 to reach 337.2 trillion, YoY +8.1%, new - caliber M1 YoY +5.6%, and social financing growth rate to be 8.4% [1] - November new loans may be less than the same period last year due to weak credit demand and banks' low motivation for credit issuance; future new loans may also be less year - on - year [2] - November M1 growth rate may decline, and M2 growth rate may slightly decline month - on - month [2] - Social financing growth rate may continue to decline, and it may drop to about 7.3% by the end of 2026 [2] - December bond market is promising, and the report is bullish on the bond market [2] Group 3: Summary by Related Catalogs New Loans - Predicts 450 billion yuan in new loans in November 2025, with individual loans +5 billion, corporate loans +35 billion, and non - bank inter - bank loans +5 billion; individual short - term loans - 5 billion, individual long - term loans +10 billion; corporate short - term loans +0 billion, corporate long - term loans +15 billion, and bill financing +20 billion [2] M1 and M2 - Predicts the new - caliber M1 growth rate at the end of November to be 5.6%, with a slight month - on - month decline; the M2 growth rate at the end of November to be 8.1%, with a slight month - on - month decline [2] Social Financing - Predicts 2.15 trillion yuan in social financing increment in November 2025, less than the same period in 2024; the growth rate at the end of November to be 8.4%, with a 0.1 - point month - on - month decline [2] Bond Market - Due to factors such as slow growth in bond fund scale and banks' and insurers' increased influence on bond market pricing, and considering factors like banks' lower liability costs and insurers' asset - liability duration gap, the report is bullish on the December bond market [2]

Credit Demand Trends - In October, new social financing (社融) increased by 815 billion yuan, a year-on-year decrease of 5,970 billion yuan, falling short of the market expectation of 1,528.4 billion yuan[1] - New loan issuance (金融机构口径) was 220 billion yuan, down 2,800 billion yuan year-on-year, also below the expected 460 billion yuan[1] - Both new social financing and loan data have shown negative year-on-year growth for three consecutive months, with significant deviations from expectations in October[1] Government Debt and Financing - The new government bond issuance in October was only 489.3 billion yuan, a year-on-year decrease of 560.2 billion yuan, nearly matching the overall decline in new social financing[2] - The slowdown in government bond issuance is attributed to local government arrangements rather than quota issues, with potential for increased issuance in November[2] Loan and Financing Structure - New loans under the social financing category were negative at -20.1 billion yuan, marking a year-on-year decline of 3,166 billion yuan[3] - New entrusted loans and corporate bond financing were relatively strong, at 165.3 billion yuan and 246.9 billion yuan respectively, with year-on-year increases of 187.2 billion yuan and 148.2 billion yuan[3] Consumer Loan Trends - New household loans were significantly below seasonal levels at -360.4 billion yuan, compared to a ten-year average of 290.8 billion yuan for the same period[4] - Short-term consumer loans saw a decrease of 2,866 billion yuan, indicating a decline in consumer spending willingness[5] Corporate Financing Dynamics - New corporate short-term loans were -190 billion yuan, while medium to long-term loans were 30 billion yuan, both at seasonal lows[6] - Overall corporate financing demand was 558 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 445.2 billion yuan, driven by various financing tools[6] Deposit Trends - New deposit growth was 610 billion yuan, with significant declines in both household and corporate deposits, at -1,340 billion yuan and -1,085.3 billion yuan respectively[7] - Non-bank deposits increased significantly, indicating a trend of "disintermediation" as funds flow back to banks through non-bank channels[7] Monetary Supply Changes - M1 growth rate fell from 7.2% to 6.2%, while M2 slightly decreased from 8.4% to 8.2%, indicating a widening gap in monetary supply metrics[8] - The decline in M1 is attributed to a significant drop in both household and corporate deposits, suggesting a potential liquidity issue[8] Market Outlook - The persistent weakness in credit demand may lead to a shift in monetary policy, with potential interest rate cuts anticipated by year-end or early next year[9] - The bond market signals are becoming clearer, suggesting a more favorable environment for bond investments as monetary conditions may ease[9]

Investment Rating - The report maintains a "Positive" investment rating for the banking industry, indicating an expectation of returns exceeding the market benchmark by more than 5% [9][24]. Core Viewpoints - The growth rate of social financing (社融) has declined for the first time this year, primarily due to weak credit demand and a decrease in government bonds, with August's social financing year-on-year growth at 8.8% and a month-on-month decrease of 0.2 percentage points [9][10]. - The report highlights a significant drop in new loans, with a year-on-year decrease of 3,100 billion yuan in August, reflecting ongoing challenges in the credit market [14][20]. - M1 growth shows a trend of improvement, with a year-on-year increase of 6.0% in August, although non-bank deposits have cooled compared to previous months [20][21]. Summary by Sections Social Financing and Credit - In August 2025, social financing increased by 1.16 trillion yuan, which was higher than market expectations, but still represented a year-on-year decrease of 4,630 billion yuan [9][10]. - The report notes that the decline in social financing is largely driven by a reduction in both corporate loans and government bonds, with corporate direct financing also seeing a slight decrease [11][12]. Loan Dynamics - Total RMB loans grew by 6.8% year-on-year in August, with new loans amounting to 590 billion yuan, slightly above expectations but still reflecting a year-on-year decrease [14][15]. - The report identifies a "seesaw" effect between short-term corporate loans and bill discounting, indicating a strategic shift in bank lending practices [15][16]. Deposit Trends - In August, M1 and M2 growth rates were 6.0% and 8.8% respectively, with a narrowing gap between the two [20][21]. - New RMB deposits totaled 2.06 trillion yuan, with a year-on-year decrease of 1,600 billion yuan, indicating a shift in deposit behavior among residents and enterprises [22][23]. Investment Recommendations - The report suggests focusing on two main investment themes: high-dividend stocks due to insurance rate adjustments and fundamentally strong small to medium-sized banks [24]. - Specific stock recommendations include China Construction Bank, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, and others, with some rated as "Buy" [24].

Group 1: Investment Ratings - No industry investment rating provided in the report Group 2: Core Views - Forecasts for August 2025 include 850 billion yuan in new loans, 2.6 trillion yuan in social financing, M2 reaching 331.4 trillion yuan with a YoY increase of 8.6%, new - caliber M1 YoY growth of 5.9%, and a social financing growth rate of 8.8% [2] - Predicts that new loans in August may be low due to weak credit demand, with expected individual loans of +18 billion, corporate loans of +70 billion, and non - bank inter - bank loans of - 5 billion. Also anticipates short - term individual loans of +10 billion, long - term individual loans of +8 billion, short - term corporate loans of - 20 billion, long - term corporate loans of +40 billion, and bill financing of +50 billion [3] - Expects the new - caliber M1 growth rate to rebound and the M2 growth rate to slightly decline in August. Forecasts the new - caliber M1 growth rate at 5.9% (up month - on - month) and the old - caliber M1 growth rate at 5.4% (up month - on - month), and the M2 growth rate at 8.6% (down slightly month - on - month) [3] - Suggests that the social financing growth rate may start to fall. Predicts a social financing increment of 2.6 trillion yuan in August (less than the 3.03 trillion yuan in August 2024), with the social financing growth rate at 8.8% at the end of August, down 0.2 percentage points month - on - month. Expects new loans (social financing caliber) to be slightly less year - on - year, government bond net financing to expand significantly year - on - year, and the social financing growth rate to rise first and then fall, reaching around 8.1% at the end of the year [3] - Recommends going long on the bond market in September, based on expectations of central bank easing, potential economic downturn in the second half of the year, and banks increasing bond allocation due to weak credit demand and falling liability costs. Suggests focusing on 10Y China Development Bank bonds, 30Y treasury bonds, and 5Y capital bonds [3] Group 3: Summary by Related Catalogs New Loans - Due to weak credit demand, new loans in the beginning of the quarter are usually low. The low 1 - month term transfer discount rate at the end of August reflects average credit issuance. Forecasts 850 billion yuan in new loans in August, close to the same period last year, with individual loans of +18 billion, corporate loans of +70 billion, and non - bank inter - bank loans of - 5 billion [3] M1 and M2 Growth Rates - Since January 2025, the central bank has used a new - caliber M1. Forecasts the new - caliber M1 growth rate at 5.9% and the old - caliber M1 growth rate at 5.4% at the end of August, both up month - on - month. Expects the M2 growth rate at 8.6% at the end of August, down slightly month - on - month [3] Social Financing - Predicts a social financing increment of 2.6 trillion yuan in August 2025, less than the 3.03 trillion yuan in August 2024. The decrease mainly comes from credit and government bond net financing. Expects 88 billion yuan in RMB loans to the real economy, +3 billion yuan in undiscounted bank acceptance bills, 15 billion yuan in corporate bond net financing, and 135 billion yuan in government bond net financing in August. Forecasts the social financing growth rate at 8.8% at the end of August, down 0.2 percentage points month - on - month, and anticipates it to reach around 8.1% at the end of the year [3] Bond Market - Recommends going long on the bond market in September, based on central bank easing, potential economic downturn in the second half of the year, and banks increasing bond allocation due to weak credit demand and falling liability costs. Suggests focusing on 10Y China Development Bank bonds, 30Y treasury bonds, and 5Y capital bonds [3]

Financial Data Overview - In July, new social financing (社融) in China amounted to CNY 1.16 trillion, below the expected CNY 1.41 trillion[2] - New RMB loans decreased by CNY 500 billion, contrary to the expected decrease of CNY 150 billion[2] - M2 money supply grew by 8.8% year-on-year, exceeding the expected growth of 8.3%[2] Social Financing Insights - July's social financing data shows resilience in total volume but significant structural differentiation, with a year-on-year increase of CNY 389.3 billion, raising the growth rate to 9.0%[5] - The increase in social financing was primarily driven by government financing, contributing 142.8% to the year-on-year increment, and direct financing, contributing 26.4%[5][11] - New credit unexpectedly fell to -CNY 500 billion, marking a rare negative growth, with both household and corporate loans declining[5] Loan and Deposit Trends - New loans fell to a historical low, with a wide measure showing a decrease of CNY 500 billion, down CNY 3.1 trillion year-on-year[7][12] - Total deposits increased by CNY 500 billion, with M2 growth accelerating to 8.8%[24] - Household loans shrank by CNY 4.89 trillion, indicating weak consumer demand despite seasonal factors[15] Future Outlook - The recovery of private sector credit faces two main challenges: the need for a substantial recovery in real estate sales and improvements in household income expectations[6] - Continued government financing and low interest rates are expected to support total social financing, but private credit remains weak, potentially affecting monetary transmission efficiency[6]

Loan and Financing Data - New social financing (社融) in July was 11,600 billion CNY, a year-on-year increase of 3,893 billion CNY, but below the market expectation of 14,100 billion CNY[1] - New RMB loans turned negative at -500 billion CNY, a decline of 3,100 billion CNY year-on-year, marking the first negative value since July 2005[1] - The scale of new government bonds reached 12,440 billion CNY in July, an increase of 5,559 billion CNY year-on-year, contributing significantly to new social financing[2] Economic Demand and Loan Trends - New loans to the real economy fell sharply to -4,263 billion CNY, setting a historical low since data collection began[2] - New household loans were -4,893 billion CNY, a decrease of 2,793 billion CNY year-on-year, indicating weak consumer demand[3] - New corporate loans were 600 billion CNY, with short-term loans at -5,500 billion CNY and medium to long-term loans at -2,600 billion CNY, the latter marking the first negative value since August 2016[4] Financial Market Insights - M1 money supply grew by 5.6% year-on-year, exceeding the expected 5.3%, but this growth is attributed to a low base effect rather than active deposit mobilization[5] - Non-bank financial institutions saw an increase in deposits by 2,100 billion CNY, while household deposits decreased by 1,100 billion CNY, suggesting a shift of funds from banks to non-bank entities[6] - The overall financial data for July indicates a slow recovery in demand, necessitating potential monetary easing measures to stimulate economic activity[6]