Market Overview - The A-share market is expected to experience a "spring rally," driven by central bank policy adjustments and significant economic data releases, with a potential upward trend in 2026[2] - The market showed a strong upward movement last week, indicating the possible start of the 2026 cross-year market rally[2] Investment Strategies - Analysts recommend focusing on growth and consumer sectors based on historical patterns and current market conditions[2] - The market's large-cap style outperformed, suggesting a transition from a liquidity-driven market to one driven by fundamentals[2] Fund Flows - A total of 28 new funds were established last week, with a combined issuance of 18.218 billion units[2] - Stock-type ETFs experienced slight outflows, primarily from TMT, financial real estate, and ChiNext theme ETFs, while broad-based ETFs saw significant inflows[2] Bond Market Insights - The total issuance of industrial bonds reached 163.31 billion yuan, a decrease of 12.44% week-on-week, accounting for 44.07% of the total credit bond issuance[2] - The REITs market saw a decline, with the weighted REITs index returning -2.74% last week, ranking lower than other major asset classes[2] Economic Data - November's economic indicators showed a further decline, with industrial production growth slowing down year-on-year, while fixed asset investment's cumulative year-on-year decline expanded[2] - The unemployment rate in the U.S. rose to 4.6% in November, attributed to government shutdown impacts, but is expected to decrease as the government reopens[2] Sector Recommendations - In the petrochemical sector, companies like CNOOC and China Oilfield Services are recommended due to their high growth potential in offshore oil and gas exploration[5] - The semiconductor materials industry is expected to expand due to increased demand for high-purity materials driven by AI computing and data center construction[5]