Group 1 - The US and EU have reached a 15% tariff agreement, which is seen as unequal and has raised concerns among investors about its impact on global economic growth [1][2] - The agreement is described as the largest trade deal in history, covering nearly 44% of global GDP, but has faced strong criticism from European leaders [1][2] - The market reaction indicates a shift towards the US dollar as a safe haven, with the dollar index rising 0.8%, marking its largest single-day increase since May [1][3][6] Group 2 - Despite the agreement being better than the previously threatened 30% tariffs, the 15% rate is still double the average tariffs imposed by the US on the EU before April [2] - European leaders, including those from Germany and France, have expressed strong dissatisfaction, labeling the day of the agreement as a "dark day" for the EU [2] - The automotive sector is particularly affected, with stocks in this industry dropping 1.8% in the Stoxx Europe 600 index due to the tariff impacts [7]

Core Insights - The article highlights the importance of two major dividend ETFs, the China Securities Dividend ETF (515080) and the Hong Kong Dividend Low Volatility ETF (520550), with their dividend registration date being June 16, 2023, allowing investors to receive cash dividends if they purchase before market close [1][2]. Group 1: Dividend Details - The China Securities Dividend ETF (515080) offers a dividend of 0.015 yuan per share, translating to approximately 150 yuan for holding 10,000 shares, with a historical dividend yield exceeding 4% annually over the past five years [1][3]. - The Hong Kong Dividend Low Volatility ETF (520550) provides a monthly dividend of 0.004 yuan per share, with a current dividend yield of 0.37%, and the underlying index has a high dividend yield of 8.10% [1][3]. Group 2: Market Context - The article notes a surge in dividend distributions from constituent stocks of the China Securities Dividend Index, with significant contributions from companies like Shanghai Bank (3.1 billion yuan) and Baosteel (2 billion yuan), indicating a robust source for ETF dividends [2]. - Both ETFs are characterized by low valuations and high dividend yields, making them attractive options in a low-interest-rate environment, with the Hong Kong ETF's scale doubling within the year and showing significant net inflows recently [2][5]. Group 3: Key Dates and Operations - The key dates for investors include the dividend registration date (June 16), ex-dividend date (June 17), and cash distribution date (June 20), with the article emphasizing the importance of purchasing before the registration date to qualify for dividends [4][6]. - The article advises investors to consider reinvesting their dividends back into the ETFs to benefit from compound growth over time [6].

Market Overview - The market showed a collective rebound with the Shanghai Composite Index rising by 0.48% in the morning session, while the trading volume decreased by 7.7 billion, indicating cautious buying behavior from funds [1][3]. Rebound Logic - The market rebound is attributed to two main factors: recent favorable policies, such as the advancement of stablecoin legislation, which stimulated the fintech sector, and an increase in risk-averse sentiment among investors, particularly in the gold sector [3]. Innovation Drug Sector - The innovation drug sector experienced significant gains, with companies like Wanbangde and Qianhong Pharmaceutical hitting the daily limit. The approval of 11 domestic innovative drugs by the National Medical Products Administration and positive clinical data from the ASCO conference acted as catalysts for this surge [4]. New Consumption Sector - The new consumption sector, particularly gold stocks, benefited from their safe-haven attributes and expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts. The yellow wine industry also showed signs of improvement, with leading companies accelerating high-end product offerings [5]. Banking Sector - Bank stocks performed well, with notable increases in shares of Shanghai Rural Commercial Bank and Industrial Bank. The positive performance is linked to expectations of economic recovery, improved asset quality, and low valuations, with many banks trading at a price-to-book ratio below 0.7 [5]. Automotive and Steel Sectors - The automotive and steel sectors faced declines, with companies like Jianghuai Automobile and SAIC Motor dropping over 5%. This downturn is attributed to profit-taking after previous gains and concerns over slowing sales growth in the new energy vehicle market, as well as weak demand in the real estate sector impacting steel prices [6]. Key Insights - The focus on policy support for sectors like innovation drugs and new consumption is crucial, with overseas expansion and medical insurance negotiations expected to be significant catalysts in the second half of the year [7]. - The rise of gold and bank stocks reflects a cautious attitude towards economic recovery, suggesting that defensive sectors may be worth considering for low-entry opportunities [8]. - Caution is advised regarding high-flying stocks in the automotive and steel sectors, with a recommendation to wait for clear stabilization signals before making investment decisions [9].

Report Overview - **Report Name**: Zhengxin Futures Palm Oil Weekly Report 20250428 - **Analyst**: Zhang Cuiping - **Investment Consulting License Number**: Z0016574 1. Report Industry Investment Rating No relevant content provided. 2. Core Views - Long holidays approaching lead to capital risk - aversion, making it difficult for oils and fats to rebound further. Last week, the price centers of domestic and international oils and fats and oilseeds moved up overall. In the producing areas, Malaysia's palm oil exports increased by 3 - 15% in the first 25 days of April, and production increased by 9 - 20% in the first 20 days. Indonesia exported 2.02 million tons of crude and refined palm oil in March. As of April 20, the US soybean sowing progress was 8%. In China, the spot demand for soybean oil is good, and the inventory has dropped to a low level of around 650,000 tons; there are purchases for both near - and far - term contracts of palm oil, and the inventory has stopped decreasing; the direct import level of rapeseed oil is high, and the inventory remains at a high level of over 800,000 tons. [7] - The sowing of new - season US soybeans has begun with a good initial progress, and weather - related trading has not started yet. However, the recovery of US biodiesel consumption and the improved outlook have driven the CBOT soybean price back above 1050. There is a lack of news about Indonesia's B40. The international soybean - palm oil price spread has ended an eight - month inversion, and recent purchases by China and India have continued to improve Malaysia's palm oil exports. But Malaysia's palm oil production in April continued the significant increase trend in March, and the producer quotes have dropped significantly. The producing areas have entered the production - increasing cycle, and the inventory has reached an inflection point, putting pressure on BMD crude palm oil. [7] - In terms of operation, as the tariff sentiment is released, the three major oils and fats have further recovered their previous declines. The palm oil is generally slightly weaker than soybean and rapeseed oils both at home and abroad. In the medium - to - long term, the strategy of expanding the price spread between rapeseed oil and palm oil should be maintained. And as the May Day holiday approaches, attention should be paid to the short - term volatility risks caused by capital outflows. [8] 3. Summary by Catalog 3.1 Main Views - Palm oil: With the approaching long holiday, capital is seeking safety, and it is difficult for oils and fats to rebound further. The prices of domestic and international oils and fats and oilseeds moved up last week. In the producing areas, Malaysia's palm oil exports and production increased in April, and Indonesia exported 2.02 million tons of crude and refined palm oil in March. In China, the inventory of soybean oil has decreased, the inventory of palm oil has stopped decreasing, and the inventory of rapeseed oil remains high. [7] - Strategy: The sowing of new - season US soybeans has started, and the CBOT soybean price has rebounded. The international soybean - palm oil price spread has ended the inversion, and Malaysia's palm oil exports have improved, but production has increased significantly. The producing areas are in the production - increasing cycle, and the inventory has reached an inflection point, putting pressure on BMD crude palm oil. The long - term strategy is to expand the price spread between rapeseed oil and palm oil, and pay attention to short - term volatility risks during the holiday. [7][8] 3.2 Market Review - Last week, CBOT soybean oil reached a new high in nearly one and a half years, the prices of CBOT soybeans and China's three major oils and fats moved up, while Malaysia's palm oil was under pressure and tested the support level of 4000. [9] 3.3 Fundamental Analysis - **Policy**: The global tariff trading sentiment has further cooled down. [12] - **US Soybeans**: As of April 20, 2025, the US soybean sowing progress was 8%, slightly faster than expected. The trading related to weather has not started yet. The consumption outlook of biodiesel is promising, and both the soybean crushing volume and biodiesel consumption in the US increased in March. [12][13] - **Palm Oil**: From April 1 - 25, Malaysia's palm oil exports increased by 3 - 14%, and production increased by 7 - 20% from April 1 - 20. Indonesia exported 2.02 million tons of crude and refined palm oil in March. The international soybean - palm oil price spread has recovered, and China and India's purchases have increased. SEA estimates that India's palm oil imports from May to September will be 500,000, 0, 700,000, 700,000, and 700,000 tons respectively. [12] - **Import and Crushing**: From January to March 2025, China's cumulative imports of soybeans were 17.109 million tons, a year - on - year decrease of 7.9%; palm oil imports were 380,000 tons, a year - on - year decrease of 30.6%; rapeseed oil imports were 730,000 tons, a year - on - year increase of 40.7%; and rapeseed imports were 898,800 tons, a year - on - year increase of 4.48%. The crushing rates of soybeans and rapeseed are low, the soybean inventory in oil mills has reached a nearly three - year high, and the rapeseed inventory is 300,000 - 350,000 tons. [12] - **Inventory**: As of mid - April 2025, the soybean oil inventory has decreased to 650,000 tons, the palm oil inventory has stopped decreasing at 350,000 - 360,000 tons, the rapeseed oil inventory remains above 800,000 tons, and the total inventory of the three major oils and fats is 1.73 million tons, compared with 1.68 million tons in the same period in 2024. [12][41] - **Spot**: Last week, the spot prices of oils and fats increased. As of April 25, the price of soybean oil was 8,407 yuan/ton, a 4.24% increase from the previous week; the price of palm oil was 9,288 yuan/ton, a 1.42% increase; and the price of rapeseed oil was 9,586 yuan/ton, a 2.9% increase. [12][45] - **Demand**: As the prices recovered from previous declines, the spot trading volume of oils and fats decreased significantly last week. The spot trading volume of soybean oil was 86,700 tons, compared with 282,300 tons in the previous week; the trading volume of palm oil was 959 tons, compared with 766 tons in the previous week; and the trading volume of rapeseed oil was 0 tons, the same as in the previous week. [12][48] 3.4 Spread Tracking No specific content provided in the given text.