1. Report Industry Investment Rating No relevant information provided. 2. Core View of the Report - The definition of a bond bear market is a 40BP adjustment in the 10-year Treasury bond and an adjustment time of more than 3 months. Historically, bond bear markets were caused by fundamental improvement, monetary policy tightening, liquidity tightening leading to a bear-flattening curve, and persistent pessimism in sentiment leading to further adjustments. This round's verification differs significantly from history; it is more like an emotional adjustment under continuous risk preference shocks, anti-involution, and fund fee reduction [1]. - The bond market has experienced a 7-year bull market, with yields dropping from a high of 4.0% in early 2018 to a low of 1.6% in early 2025, a cumulative compression of 240bp. The current situation makes people wonder whether to buy on every dip or enter the bull-bear conversion thinking [2]. - The consensus resistance level for the 10Y Treasury bond this year is 1.80% (OMO + 40BP). If it cannot hold, the new market resistance level is approximately last year's central level, corresponding to 1.85% - 1.90% [3]. - Through historical review, the three core signal inflection points for a bull-to-bear transition are the policy bottom, the fundamental bottom, and the sentiment bottom [6]. - After cross-verifying the policy, fundamental, and sentiment aspects, it is believed that the inflection point for the bond market's bull-bear switch has not appeared, and the market still follows the buy-on-dip logic [48]. 3. Summary by Related Catalogs 3.1 Worries about Bull-Bear Conversion in the Market Background - The bond market has had a 7-year bull market, with yields dropping from 4.0% in early 2018 to 1.6% in early 2025, a 240bp compression. Although there was an 80bp adjustment in 2020, the long-term bull market foundation remained intact. The extreme market in 2024 shaped a strong consensus. The long bull market, strong one-sided expectations, low current levels, and large recent fluctuations have led to concerns about bull-bear conversion [2][15]. - A bond bear market is defined as a single adjustment of more than 40bp and a decline lasting over 3 months. The current market adjustment started on July 7th, lasting 2 months with a maximum amplitude of 19bp, not yet a bond bear market, but there are concerns about the continuation of this trend [15]. - In the past decade, the bond market has experienced eight significant adjustments. The adjustments in October 2016 and May 2020 had an upward amplitude of over 80bp and lasted more than 6 months, which are used as research samples for bond bear markets [16]. - The 10-year Treasury bond and OMO spread reached a new high this year. The consensus resistance level for the 10Y Treasury bond this year is 1.80% (OMO + 40BP). If it cannot hold, the new resistance level is around last year's central level, 1.85% - 1.90% (OMO + 45 - 50BP). The current 30-year and 10-year Treasury bond spread is 30bp, significantly wider than last year's average of 20.75bp [3][19]. 3.2 Historical Review: Where Were the Inflection Points of the Past Two Bull-Bear Cycles? - **2016 - 2017: The Long Bear Market under Financial Deleveraging** - The bear market was catalyzed by factors such as economic fundamental recovery, monetary policy tightening, financial deleveraging, and strengthened policy supervision. The supply-side structural reform led to a commodity bull market, PPI turning positive and rising sharply, inflation expectations, and then monetary policy tightening and "financial deleveraging" [23]. - Three signals indicated the start of a new economic cycle: PMI returning to the boom-bust line, soaring commodity prices, and PPI turning positive for the first time. Policy-wise, "financial deleveraging" dominated the regulatory tone, triggering the end of the bond bull market. The central bank raised policy rates multiple times, MPA assessment became stricter, and the interbank liquidity was under pressure, leading to a bear-flattening and then a bear-steepening curve [23][24]. - **2020: The "V-shaped" Reversal after the Pandemic Recovery** - The bear market was catalyzed by post-pandemic economic recovery, marginal tightening of monetary policy, and a shift in risk preference. The "V-shaped" economic recovery brought a "V-shaped" interest rate adjustment, with PMI achieving a V-shaped reversal and PPI rebounding from the bottom [30]. - The core of this adjustment was the policy expectation gap. The market was immersed in the central bank's loose narrative, but the policy had already shifted based on economic recovery, leading to a significant correction in expectations. The central bank began to recover excess liquidity in May, and the stock market recovered, causing funds to flow from the bond market to the stock market, accelerating the rise in interest rates [31]. - **Three Core Signal Inflection Points for Bull-to-Bear Transition** - Policy bottom: Signs or statements of marginal tightening in macro policies, including tightening of monetary policy (central bank's open market operations reducing liquidity, tightening of the money market) and stricter regulatory policies (such as MPA assessment and financial deleveraging). This is a left-side signal that requires keen insight [6]. - Fundamental bottom: High-frequency and economic data continuously and consistently exceed expectations (especially PPI, PMI, M1, and social financing credit). Economic indicators lead, with PMI usually bottoming out and rebounding 2 - 3 months before the inflection point and PPI turning positive or rebounding from the bottom about 1 month before the inflection point. These are confirmation signals for a trend reversal to a bear market [6]. - Sentiment bottom: A fragile and crowded trading structure is triggered by the above two signals, leading to self-reinforcing selling and deleveraging in the market, sensitive market sentiment, and the fastest rise in yields [6]. 3.3 Current Verification: Does the Market Currently Have the Conditions to Turn Bearish? - **Policy Aspect**: Monetary policy remains within the framework of "precise and effective" and "moderately loose." There has been no significant shift to tightening. The possibility of policy tightening this year is low due to the weak economic recovery momentum [42]. - **Fundamental Aspect**: Given the pressure on income and employment expectations, the deep bottoming of the real estate market, the tightening of generalized urban investment finance, and the weak bank credit supply, the probability of a significant and unexpected economic boost in the short term is still low. PPI, PMI, and credit indicators show that the economic endogenous动力 needs further strengthening [43]. - **Sentiment Aspect**: The duration risk remains at a historically high level, but the leverage level is generally controllable and at a historical low. The trading congestion has significantly cooled down from the recent overheated state, but market sentiment remains sensitive due to continuous risk preference disturbances [44]. - Overall, the bond market still lacks the macroeconomic and policy basis for a significant reversal to a bear market. The current situation is more of an interval shock caused by asset linkage, high bond market congestion, and the digestion of previous over - rises, rather than a trend decline. The inflection point for the bond market's bull - bear switch has not appeared, and the market still follows the buy - on - dip logic [48].

Core Insights - The report discusses the impact of early allocation of local government debt limits for 2026, which is expected to be 3.12 trillion yuan, representing 60% of the 2025 limit, and emphasizes that this will not affect the supply of local debt in 2025 but will facilitate issuance in the first half of 2026 [1][14][16] - The report highlights the implementation of a debt replacement policy that adds 10 trillion yuan in local government debt resources, with 6 trillion yuan available for immediate use and 4 trillion yuan allocated for special new bonds, indicating a proactive approach to managing local government debt [2][16] - The report anticipates a significant reduction in net financing for government bonds in Q4 2025, potentially dropping to 2.51 trillion yuan, which is close to the levels seen in 2021, due to the early use of debt replacement quotas [2][16] Local Government Debt Strategy - As of September 21, 2025, the cumulative issuance of replacement bonds reached 1.9723 trillion yuan, with an issuance progress of 98.62%, while new general bonds and special bonds also showed significant progress [3][19][45] - The report notes that the implied tax rates of newly issued local bonds tend to revert to a range of 3%-6% after listing, with bonds issued at rates close to or above 6% offering a safety margin or excess returns [4][51] - The report indicates that insurance companies have been actively participating in the long-end of the local bond market, with daily net purchases around 9 billion yuan, suggesting a strong interest in long-term bonds [4][20][51] Monetary Policy and Liquidity - The report outlines the recent trends in money market rates, noting that rates have fluctuated above and below policy rates, indicating a tightening liquidity environment as the end of the quarter approaches [8][21] - It highlights the pressures on the funding environment due to tax payment deadlines and the maturity of interbank certificates of deposit, which could impact liquidity in the short term [9][27] - The report mentions that the central bank has been cautious in its liquidity injections, with net daily operations remaining below 100 billion yuan, reflecting a more restrained monetary policy stance [8][21]

Core Insights - Duration risk is a key consideration in bond investment, measuring sensitivity to interest rate changes, with short-term bonds generally offering lower volatility and more stable performance compared to long-term bonds [1] Group 1: Performance of Short-Term Bonds - Short-term bonds are more likely to benefit from a rate-cutting cycle due to their yields being closer to short-term or risk-free rates, as evidenced by the superior performance of the Asian short-term bond index over long-term bonds during the past year of rate cuts [3] - The defensive attributes of short-term bonds are highlighted during periods of market volatility, as they tend to show greater resilience when investor confidence in long-term credit issuers is challenged [3] - The current macroeconomic environment in Asia supports credit performance, with low inflation levels allowing for greater flexibility in monetary policy [4] Group 2: Credit Fundamentals and Market Dynamics - The credit fundamentals of major Asian sovereign and investment-grade corporate issuers have been improving, with a positive trend in rating upgrades versus downgrades since 2022 [4] - The supply risk faced by investors in the Asian dollar bond market has decreased due to a suppression of new issuances, while demand for high-quality bonds remains strong, providing solid technical support for the bond market [4] - Asian short-term bonds are positioned favorably due to improved fundamentals, strong technicals, and attractive yield levels, with 2-year and 3-year U.S. Treasury yields remaining high [4] Group 3: Riding Strategy for Enhanced Returns - The riding strategy can enhance returns by purchasing longer-duration bonds and selling them before maturity, capitalizing on the downward trend of yields as the bond approaches maturity [6] - An example illustrates that a 4-year bond yielding 4.8% can be sold after one year as a 3-year bond, potentially resulting in a total return of around 5.6% due to capital appreciation from yield decline [6][7] - This strategy emphasizes the importance of analyzing specific yield curves and actively considering slope opportunities, allowing investors to achieve higher returns without additional credit risk [7][8] Group 4: Conclusion on Short-Term Bonds - Short-term bonds are less affected by long-term interest rates and macroeconomic uncertainties, making them an ideal opportunity for strong and stable returns in the context of high yield levels and healthy credit fundamentals in the Asian credit market [8]

Group 1: Market Overview - Since the third quarter, the A-share market has continued to rise, with the Shanghai Composite Index increasing by 12.08%, the Shenzhen Component Index by 24.28%, and the ChiNext Index by 42.41% as of September 15 [1] - In contrast, the bond market has experienced a significant adjustment, with the ten-year government bond yield rising from 1.6553% on June 30 to 1.8615% by September 15, an increase of over 20 basis points [1] Group 2: Fund Performance - Recent performance of pure bond funds has been disappointing, with nearly 70% of the 4,329 funds analyzed showing negative returns over the past month, and over 20% of funds reporting losses year-to-date [2] - The average returns for both medium- and short-term pure bond funds have also been negative during this period [2] Group 3: Future Outlook - Some analysts, such as Yin Hua Fund, suggest that if the Federal Reserve lowers interest rates, it could narrow the interest rate differential between China and the U.S., alleviating depreciation pressure on the RMB and creating favorable conditions for the People's Bank of China to implement looser monetary policies [3] - The market may see a technical rebound in bond prices due to reduced selling pressure and the upcoming "Double Festival," which typically leads to increased liquidity from the People's Bank of China [3][4] - However, other analysts, like Changcheng Fund, caution that the bond market remains in a weak phase driven by fragile sentiment, making it difficult to predict the trajectory of future market movements [4]

Core Viewpoint - The A-share market has been rising since the third quarter, while the bond market is experiencing a continuous adjustment, with nearly 70% of pure bond funds showing negative returns in the past month [1][3]. Market Performance - As of September 15, the Shanghai Composite Index has increased by 12.08%, while the Shenzhen Component Index and the ChiNext Index have risen by 24.28% and 42.41%, respectively [3]. - The yield on the 10-year government bond has risen from 1.6553% on June 30 to 1.8615% by September 15, an increase of over 20 basis points [3]. Fund Performance - Among 4,329 pure bond funds, 3,015 have reported negative returns in the past month, accounting for nearly 70% [3]. - Over 22% of pure bond funds have negative returns year-to-date, with 914 funds showing losses [3]. Monetary Policy and Market Outlook - The People's Bank of China (PBOC) conducted a 280 billion yuan reverse repurchase operation at a rate of 1.4% on September 15, indicating a continued effort to support market liquidity [4]. - Analysts suggest that if the U.S. Federal Reserve announces a rate cut, it could narrow the interest rate differential between China and the U.S., potentially leading to a more accommodative monetary policy in China [5]. Diverging Opinions on Future Trends - Some analysts believe the bond market may see a rebound due to reduced selling pressure and seasonal liquidity support from the PBOC [5]. - Conversely, other experts caution that the bond market remains in a weak phase driven by fragile sentiment, making it difficult to predict future trends accurately [6][7].

1. Report Industry Investment Rating No relevant content provided. 2. Core Views of the Report - The Huaxia Securities view is to wait for the bond market to return to fundamental pricing, focus on trading long - term bonds, and the anti - decline of credit bonds may continue under loose funds. The current bond market is weak, with long - term interest rates reversing multiple times during the day. Policy factors, the stock - bond seesaw, and bond fund redemption fee reforms have impacted the bond market. The bullet strategy is theoretically better, and 10Y and 30Y bonds are suitable for intraday trading. There are opportunities in the spread compression of some high - coupon local bonds. Credit bonds are more anti - decline under loose funds [2]. - The seller's view is that the bond market sentiment remains low, and most expect a sideways movement. Currently, 22% of institutions are bullish, 56% are neutral, and 22% are bearish [2]. - The buyer's view is that over 60% of buyers are neutral. Overall, the sentiment of fixed - income buyers is bullish, and the sentiment index has risen. Currently, 20% of institutions are bullish, 68% are neutral, and 12% are bearish [2]. 3. Summary by Relevant Catalogs 3.1 Seller and Buyer Market 3.1.1 Seller Market情绪指数与利率债 - The weighted sentiment index this week is - 0.02, and the unweighted index is 0, both lower than last week. The overall view of institutions is neutral - bearish, with 6 bullish, 15 neutral, and 6 bearish institutions [10]. 3.1.2 Buyer Market情绪指数与利率债 - The weighted sentiment index this week is 0.05, and the unweighted index is 0.08, both higher than last week. The overall view of institutions is neutral - bullish, with 5 bullish, 17 neutral, and 3 bearish institutions [11]. 3.1.3 Credit Bonds - Market hot topics include the stock - bond seesaw and public fund fee reforms. The stock - bond seesaw leads to intensified capital diversion from the bond market, increased pressure on bond fund redemptions, and the public fund fee reform triggers a structural adjustment on the liability side, causing a full - scale increase in credit bond yields [16][17]. 3.1.4 Convertible Bonds - This week, institutions generally hold a neutral - bullish view. 40% of institutions are bullish, and 60% are neutral [20]. 3.2 Treasury Bond Futures Tracking 3.2.1 Futures Trading - Futures prices generally declined. As of September 12, the prices of TS/TF/T/TL contracts were 102.38 yuan, 105.60 yuan, 107.71 yuan, and 115.27 yuan respectively, with changes of - 0.01 yuan, + 0.01 yuan, - 0.24 yuan, and - 1.08 yuan compared to last Friday. The trading volume and open interest of each contract increased [24]. 3.2.2 Spot Bond Trading - The turnover rate of 30Y treasury bonds decreased to 4.00% on September 12, down 0.52 pct from last week. The turnover rate of interest - rate bonds and 10Y China Development Bank bonds increased [33][36]. 3.2.3 Basis Trading - The basis of TS and TF contracts widened, while that of T and TL contracts narrowed. The net basis of most contracts widened, and the IRR of main contracts showed mixed trends [40][43]. 3.2.4 Inter - period and Inter - variety Spreads - Except for the narrowing of the inter - period spread of the TL contract, the inter - period spreads of other contracts widened. Except for the narrowing of the 2*TS - TF spread, the inter - variety spreads of other contracts widened [51].

1. Report Industry Investment Rating The document does not mention the industry investment rating. 2. Core Viewpoints of the Report - The convertible bond index leads the market, while the science - innovation bond index and the benchmark market - making credit bond index continue to decline with negative stage returns. Convertible bond - related ETFs lead the gains, and short - term financing ETFs achieve positive returns in the current period, while the current yields of other credit bond ETFs are negative [2][8]. - The second batch of science - innovation bond ETFs are being issued. The issuance of bond index sample bonds in the primary market shows differentiation, and the trading volume of convertible bond - related index component bonds is the largest in the secondary market [2][23]. - Looking ahead, the equity market is favored in the long term. Although convertible bond - related ETFs may fluctuate in the short term, they are still favored in the long term. It is recommended to pay attention to Convertible Bond ETF (511380.SH) and CSI Short - Term Financing (511360.SH) [48]. 3. Summary by Relevant Catalogs Market Conditions - **Bond Index Market Conditions**: The convertible bond index outperforms, with the CSI Convertible Bond and Exchangeable Bond Index and the Shanghai Investment - Grade Convertible Bond and Exchangeable Bond Index rising 1.02% and 0.54% respectively in the past two weeks, and 15.81% and 11.32% year - to - date. Most pure - bond indices decline due to market volatility and the stock - bond seesaw effect [8]. - **Bond ETF Market Conditions**: Convertible bond - related ETFs lead the gains, with Convertible Bond ETF (511380.SH) and Shanghai Convertible Bond ETF (511180.SH) rising 0.89% and 0.44% respectively. Short - term financing ETF (511360.SH) gets a positive return of 0.04%. Most credit bond ETFs are in a discount state, indicating weak market sentiment [10]. - **Bond ETF Unit Net Value**: The unit net value of convertible bond - related ETFs shows an upward - fluctuating trend, not falling below 13 yuan in the past two weeks. The net value of science - innovation bond - related ETFs fluctuates downward, and that of benchmark market - making credit bond ETFs also declines [13]. - **Bond ETF Fund Flows**: Short - term financing ETFs have continuous net inflows. The subscription scale of Convertible Bond ETF (511380.SH) and Shanghai Convertible Bond ETF (511180.SH) decreases by 7.26 billion yuan. The trading volumes of science - innovation bond ETFs and short - term financing ETFs are relatively large, and the turnover rates of some science - innovation bond ETFs are high [16]. Credit Bond ETF Overview - Convertible Bond ETF (511380.SH) and Short - Term Financing ETF (511360.SH) have scales exceeding 60 billion yuan. The growth rate of science - innovation bond - related ETFs slows down, with a scale of 123.646 billion yuan. The scale of benchmark market - making credit bond ETFs ranks first, at 124.602 billion yuan [20]. - The annualized yields of Convertible Bond ETF (511380.SH) and Shanghai Convertible Bond ETF (511180.SH) are 25.38% and 18.24% respectively. The highest annualized yield among pure - bond ETFs is 1.53% for Short - Term Financing ETF (511360.SH), and all science - innovation bond - related ETFs have negative annualized yields since July [20]. Credit Bond ETF Application, Issuance, and Dynamics On August 20, fourteen fund companies collectively submitted 14 science - innovation bond ETFs for the second batch, which were approved on September 8 and issued on September 12, tracking high - credit - rating science - innovation bond indices [23]. Primary Market - **Primary Issuance of Important Bond Index Sample Bonds**: Short - term financing and Shanghai market - making corporate bonds have the largest issuance volume and scale, at 69.163 billion yuan and 65.424 billion yuan respectively. The weighted average coupon rate of Shanghai Urban Investment Bond Index sample bonds is 2.34%, ranking first [27]. - **Primary Issuance of Important Bond Index Sample Bonds This Year**: In early September, the issuance of Shanghai Urban Investment Bond Index sample bonds accelerated, with most sample bonds having higher issuance rates and shorter terms. The issuance of important bond index sample bonds slowed down, but the issuance scale of Shanghai Urban Investment Bond sample bonds was close to that of last month, while the issuance scale of CSI Short - Term Financing sample bonds was only 22.91% of last month [28]. Secondary Market - **Trading of Important Bond Index Component Bonds**: The trading volume of convertible bond - related index component bonds is the largest, with a total of 926.721 billion yuan for the CSI Convertible Bond and Exchangeable Bond Index and the Shanghai Investment - Grade Convertible Bond and Exchangeable Bond Index. The Shanghai Urban Investment Bond Index component bonds are traded at a premium, with a closing deviation of - 7.23bp [33]. - **Spreads of Important Credit Bond Indices**: The Shanghai Urban Investment Bond Index has the highest credit spread, but it is less than 36bp. The yields of several important bond indices have been rising oscillatingly, and the valuation yield of the Shanghai Urban Investment Bond Index is significantly higher than others [36]. Credit Events and Market News - **Postponed/Cancelled Bond Issuances**: In the past two weeks, 11 bonds with a planned issuance amount of 6.133 billion yuan were cancelled, including 8 for the inter - bank market and 3 for the Shanghai Stock Exchange [44]. - **Market News**: The Ministry of Finance will advance the quota of new local government debt in 2026, use the debt - resolution quota in advance, and take multiple measures to resolve existing implicit debts. As of the end of June 2025, over 60% of financing platforms have exited [45][47]. Investment Recommendations Considering the fundamentals, capital situation, and stock - bond market, it is recommended to pay attention to Convertible Bond ETF (511380.SH) and CSI Short - Term Financing (511360.SH) [48].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint indicates that after a period of adjustment, the equity market has resumed its upward trend, with the Shenzhen Composite Index and the ChiNext Index reaching new highs for the year [2][10][11] - The market's overall performance has not shown signs of decline despite recent fluctuations, with trading volume remaining above 2 trillion yuan, reflecting strong short-term market sentiment [2][10][11] - Positive macroeconomic indicators, such as recovering PPI data and strong core CPI, along with stable industrial output and retail sales, have provided a solid foundation for market growth [2][10][11] Group 2 - The report emphasizes the importance of core sectors, particularly in the context of a structural market rally driven by performance expectations in the technology innovation sectors [3][11][13] - It suggests a "barbell strategy" for asset allocation, recommending continued investment in strong concepts within the innovation sectors like chips and robotics while also considering defensive positions in metals and gold [5][14] - The report highlights that the current market environment remains favorable for strong sectors, with liquidity at high levels and a lack of negative factors in the medium to long term [3][11][14] Group 3 - The bond market is experiencing a decline as funds flow into equities, making it less attractive for investors, with a recommendation to consider flexible short-term bonds to hedge risks [6][36] - In the commodity market, gold stands out as a strong performer amidst a generally volatile environment, with ongoing central bank purchases reinforcing its investment appeal [7][37] - The report advises maintaining gold positions in the short term while adopting a wait-and-see approach for the medium to long term [8][38]

Report Summary 1. Report Industry Investment Rating No industry investment rating is provided in the report. 2. Core Viewpoint of the Report - Short - term, medium - to high - grade credit bonds remain the top choice, and the idea of excavating based on the issuer's yield curve should be continued. In the current environment, the market pursues certainty and low volatility, so short - term, medium - to high - grade credit bonds are preferred for the pure - bond part. It is recommended to look for riding opportunities in the steep part of the curve or "convex points" of individual bonds when gradually moving towards the medium - and long - term [5][8]. - There are issuers with relatively large term spreads among those with an implied rating of AA+ or above. After the trading concentration in the 1 - 2Y segment further increases, the 2 - 3Y term spread may be repaired, which is suitable for institutions with strong liability - side stability to layout in advance. For issuers with an implied AA rating, there is also room for excavation, and investors can sink according to their needs [5][10][12]. 3. Summary by Directory 3.1 Credit Bond Weekly Viewpoint - The short - term, medium - to high - grade credit bonds are still the best option. Last week, the bond market sentiment was fragile, affected by the stock market sentiment and negative news such as fund fee adjustment and tax exemption cancellation. The short - term of credit bonds also adjusted last week, but the adjustment was limited due to the short duration, and the 2 - 3Y medium - term adjusted more, causing the 3Y - 1Y term spread to widen [5][8]. - For specific excavation, among issuers with an implied AA+ rating or above, the 2Y - 1Y term spread is mostly around 10 - 15bp, and the 3Y - 2Y is concentrated in the range of 15 - 20bp. For issuers with an implied AA rating, the 2Y - 1Y term spread of 20 - 30bp is relatively high, and 15 - 20bp has relatively large excavation space [5][10][12]. 3.2 Credit Bond Weekly Review 3.2.1 Negative Information Monitoring - There were no bond defaults, issuer rating or outlook downgrades, or bond rating downgrades this week. However, some overseas ratings were adjusted. For example, Fitch downgraded the long - term foreign - currency issuer default rating and senior unsecured rating of China State Construction Engineering Corporation Limited from "A" to "A - ", and Moody's downgraded the long - term credit rating of Sinochem Hong Kong (Group) Limited from A3 to Baa1 [15][16]. - There were several major negative events, including some real - estate companies facing litigation, being restricted from high - end consumption, and failing to repay debts on time [17]. 3.2.2 Primary Market Issuance - The primary issuance volume of credit bonds doubled week - on - week, the maturity volume was roughly the same, and the market returned to net financing. The primary issuance cost of medium - to high - grade new bonds was basically flat week - on - week. Six credit bonds were cancelled or postponed for issuance, with a total scale of 290 million yuan [17][18][20]. 3.2.3 Secondary Market Trading - The valuations of credit bonds across all grades and terms were adjusted again, with the central adjustment range around 5bp. Credit spreads were mostly flat, and some medium - and long - term spreads were passively narrowed. The 3Y - 1Y term spread of medium - to high - grade bonds widened, while most other spreads narrowed. The AA - AAA grade spread fluctuated slightly, with the 5Y spread widening by up to 3bp [22][24]. - In terms of credit spreads, most provincial credit spreads of urban investment bonds fluctuated within ±1bp, with medium - to high - valuation regions tending to narrow. Most industry spreads of industrial bonds were flat, and the steel industry spread narrowed by up to 3bp week - on - week [26][28]. - The liquidity of credit bonds further declined, and the turnover rate increased by 0.04 percentage points to 1.53%. The issuers of bonds with the top - widening spreads were mostly real - estate companies, and the valuation of private construction company Xinjie Investment also increased significantly [5][32].

Group 1 - The report indicates that global equity markets experienced a broad rally, with the MSCI Emerging Markets Index rising by 3.89% over the week, marking five consecutive weeks of gains, while the MSCI Developed Markets Index increased by 1.47% [4][9] - In the domestic market, all three major indices showed positive performance, driven by policy expectations and a focus on technology sectors, with only five out of 31 industries declining [4][9] - The report highlights that only bond ETFs recorded negative average weekly returns, while other types of ETFs achieved positive returns, particularly in stock and cross-border ETFs [4][9] Group 2 - The report notes a shift in market focus from the battery industry chain back to the artificial intelligence industry chain, particularly emphasizing the semiconductor sector due to a significant contract between Oracle and OpenAI [13][14] - The securities index continued to attract capital, with a net inflow of 61.43 billion yuan this week, following an 80 billion yuan inflow the previous week, indicating strong investor interest in this sector [14][16] - The report suggests that investors should consider taking profits in certain indices that have reached high valuations, while maintaining cash reserves for better investment opportunities [13][14] Group 3 - The report categorizes bond ETFs, noting that convertible bond ETFs performed well with an average increase of 0.24%, while the bond market adjusted due to the strong performance of the stock market [18][20] - The report mentions that the People's Bank of China released financial data indicating a significant year-on-year decrease in entity credit growth, which may pressure the growth rate of social financing [18][20] - It is suggested that if the Federal Reserve lowers interest rates as expected in September, it could create more room for further rate reductions in China, leading to a more optimistic outlook for the bond market [18][20] Group 4 - The report highlights that leveraged funds continue to rise, but the proportion of ETF financing is close to historical lows, with a preference for more stable convertible and pure bond ETFs [22][23] - The net financing purchases for ETFs tracking convertible bonds and exchangeable bonds were the highest this week, with 4.1 billion yuan for convertible bond ETFs and 3.4 billion yuan for policy financial bonds [22][23] - The report identifies specific stock ETFs that attracted leveraged funds, including those linked to the Chinese Internet 50, Hong Kong Stock Connect innovative drugs, and new energy batteries [22][23]