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智利《信使报》12月23日报道，智利建筑业协会（CChC）发布最新报告，预测行业投 资在经历两年负增长后，2025年将增长2.2%，2026年4.8%。2025年复苏力度低于预 期，主要受部分项目延期、年底公共预算削减以及部分地方违约影响。报告显示， 2025年基础设施投资预计增长3.3%，其中生产性基础设施增长5.5%，公共基础设施仅 微增0.6%。住房投资总体持平，公共住房投资增长5.7%，但私人住房投资下降2.3%， 不过全国住房销量受益于利率补贴政策，大幅增长19%。对于2026年，协会预期生产性 基础设施投资将强劲增长13.6%，公共住房投资增长11%，私人住房投资收缩幅度收窄 至0.1%，住房销量预计再增30%。然而，受财政紧缩影响，公共基础设施投资预计将下 降5.1%。整体复苏仍显脆弱，主要风险包括政府可能出现的付款延迟、违约以及预算 执行不力。CChC呼吁政府短期内采取多项措施，包括加快项目审批、简化过度监管、 优化补贴政策、延长建筑许可期限，并为住房改善计划注入更多资源。 （原标题：2026年智利建筑业或迎复苏） ...

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Core Viewpoint - The Japanese stock market, represented by the TOPIX and Nikkei 225 indices, has shown significant growth in 2025, with the TOPIX closing at 3408.97 points, surpassing its previous high in 1989, and the Nikkei 225 reaching 50339.48 points, marking a new annual high for the second consecutive year. Both indices have recorded substantial year-to-date gains of 22% and 26% respectively, indicating a robust recovery and investor interest in Japanese equities [1][4]. Group 1 - The TOPIX index experienced a notable rebound after a sharp decline in April due to trade war concerns, driven by improved corporate earnings, government fiscal stimulus, and a favorable global liquidity environment [4]. - The interest in Japanese stocks has expanded to include small-cap stocks, with mid-cap and small-cap segments of the TOPIX rising by 27% and 26% respectively, outperforming large-cap stocks which gained 21% since 2022 [4]. - The chief strategist at Nomura Asset Management highlighted that the new high for the TOPIX indicates an expanding buying base in the Japanese stock market, with a trend of valuation recovery across various sectors [4]. Group 2 - Key drivers of the 2025 market growth include companies like Advantest and SoftBank Group, with Advantest's market capitalization surpassing 10 trillion yen and a year-to-date increase of approximately 114%, benefiting from sustained AI spending [5]. - SoftBank Group has also seen its stock price rise over 90% this year, as its investments in OpenAI have positioned it as a critical indicator of market confidence in the non-public company [6]. - Despite the Nikkei 225's long-term outperformance, the recent resilience of the TOPIX suggests it may outperform the Nikkei 225 in 2026, driven by planned revisions to corporate governance guidelines that encourage companies to utilize cash and improve price-to-book ratios [6].

蓝筹股日经225指数收于50,339.48点，连续第二年创下年末新高。部分大型股的强劲表现推动该指数年 涨幅达到26%，连续第三年跑赢东证指数。 全球AI热潮对日经指数而言无疑是一股顺风，但近期东证指数的韧性更为显著。Ishiguro表示，东证指 数在2026年有望超越日经指数，因为"计划中的公司治理法修订将鼓励企业利用现金，进一步改善市净 率，从而带动各类股票的买盘。" 在美国总统唐纳德·特朗普宣布"解放日"关税之后，东证指数在4月大跌。之后随着贸易战担忧缓解以及 日本股市相对于美国和欧洲股市估值偏低，指数在7月创下历史新高。再往后，受企业盈利预期改善、 高市政府政策以及全球资金过剩等因素的提振，日本股市继续攀升至新高。 年末新高表明"日本股市买盘基础正在扩大"，野村资产管理首席策略师Hideyuki Ishiguro说，"随着经 济、企业和政治的变化，低估修正的趋势正在加剧"，这导致股市上涨浪潮不仅席卷人工智能AI相关股 票，还惠及银行等金融股，以及建筑和房地产等国内需求类股票。 买兴也扩展到了小盘股，表明市场吸引力正在扩大。东证指数的小盘股和中型股板块分别上涨27%和 26%，超过了大盘股21%的涨幅， ...

Group 1: Foreign Direct Investment in Kenya - Kenya is one of the leading African countries attracting Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), with an estimated FDI inflow of approximately $1.503 billion by 2024, indicating a stable trend over the past five years [2] - Key sectors for FDI in Kenya include infrastructure, information and communication technology, banking, tourism, and mining, with major investors being China, the UK, the Netherlands, Belgium, and South Africa [2] - The Kenyan government has implemented various measures and reforms to encourage foreign investment, including public-private partnership programs aimed at attracting foreign capital in infrastructure and the establishment of the Kenya Investment Policy to create a conducive environment for sustainable investment growth [2] Group 2: Trade Relations with China - Trade between Kenya and China grew by 6.1% in 2024, with China reaffirming its commitment to enhancing trade relations with the African continent [2] - In the first quarter of 2025, exports from China to Kenya increased by 11.8%, while imports from Kenya to China rose by 13.2%, reflecting ongoing growth in bilateral trade [3] - The signing of over twenty bilateral agreements in April 2025 covering various sectors such as trade, digital innovation, health, education, agriculture, and infrastructure has laid the foundation for a comprehensive strategic partnership between the two countries [3] Group 3: Business Registration and Structure - Businesses in Kenya must register with the Companies Registry, and the registration process can be completed online, allowing foreign investors to establish companies without being physically present in Kenya [4] - Foreign entities can operate in Kenya through various structures, including setting up a company, registering a foreign branch, or forming a partnership, each with different legal implications and operational requirements [5] - The 2015 Companies Act outlines various company types, including private companies, public companies, and guarantee companies, protecting personal assets from corporate debts [6] Group 4: Taxation and Incentives - The Kenyan tax system includes corporate tax, personal income tax, value-added tax, and various other taxes, with specific incentives for businesses in export processing zones and special economic zones [13][18] - Companies in Kenya are subject to a corporate tax rate of 30% for non-resident companies on income sourced from Kenya, with certain industries enjoying reduced rates or exemptions [13] - The Kenya Investment Authority facilitates investment by providing certificates for foreign investors with investments of at least $100,000, expediting the issuance of additional operational permits [12]

核心看点： 01 迎创未来 向新而立 - 东海证券2026年度投资策略会（资产配置专场） 13:30-16:30 2026年资产配置迎来新机遇！东海证券资深分析师团队重磅解读：宏观经济"宏图新启，升维致 远"，银行业在红利韧性中捕捉周期弹性，证券行业掘金财富管理与国际业务，能源及有色行业看好 商品顺周期与科技主线需求共振。四大核心板块深度剖析，把握2026年投资主线。 嘉宾： 刘思佳丨东海证券宏观策略资深高级分析师 扫码预约 02 ESG研究丨国信王开：重塑ESG投资新范式【首席开麦2025】 15:00-16:00 王鸿行丨东海证券银行业资深高级分析师 陶圣禹丨东海证券非银金融行业首席分析师 张季恺丨东海证券周期行业资深高级分析师 核心看点： 嘉宾： 王开丨国信证券首席资产配置研究员 扫码预约 03 【热点聚焦】长江建筑张弛：攻守之道——建筑行业2026年度投资策略 15:30-16:30 核心看点： 回顾2025，固投全面回落，基建投资承压；展望2026，关注积极财政带动投资止跌回稳，重视建 筑板块的结构性机会，关注三条投资主线：西部基建、工程出海、科技基建。此外，传统需求层面 关注顺周期龙头经营拐点，以 ...

Group 1 - A widespread bankruptcy wave is affecting various sectors in the U.S., from large corporations to small businesses and households, marking an unusual and shocking trend in American history [1][2] - As of November 2025, at least 717 large companies have filed for bankruptcy, a 14% increase compared to the same period in 2024, the highest level since 2010 [2] - The industrial sector is the most impacted, with 110 large companies in manufacturing, construction, and transportation filing for bankruptcy in the first 11 months of 2025 [2] Group 2 - High inflation, elevated interest rates, and current trade policies are cited as primary reasons for the bankruptcies, particularly affecting companies reliant on overseas materials [3][6] - Consumer-facing businesses offering non-essential services or products, such as home goods and fashion, represent the second-largest group of bankruptcies, driven by reduced consumer spending due to inflation and cost-of-living pressures [4][6] - Small businesses are increasingly filing for bankruptcy, with over 2,300 applications submitted by mid-December 2025, reflecting a nearly 10% year-over-year increase [6] Group 3 - Despite a reported 4.3% annualized GDP growth in Q3 2025, this economic growth is not evenly benefiting all sectors, highlighting structural contradictions in the U.S. economy [7] - Experts warn of potential future bankruptcies if trade policies remain volatile, interest rates stay high, and geopolitical uncertainties persist, with predictions of no employment growth in 2026 [7]

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Group 1 - The number of bankruptcy filings in the U.S. has risen to its highest level in nearly 15 years, affecting both businesses and individuals under increasing financial pressure [1][3] - Small businesses are particularly hard-hit, facing rising costs, a tight financing environment, and weakened consumer demand, leading to systemic issues across multiple industries [2][4] - The industrial sector, including manufacturing, construction, and transportation, has experienced the most significant impact, with over 70,000 jobs lost in manufacturing alone within a year [4][5] Group 2 - The non-essential consumer goods sector, such as clothing and furniture, has seen a higher number of bankruptcies compared to other industries, reflecting changes in consumer spending patterns [5] - Over 4,100 retail and dining establishments have closed in 2025, indicating a decline in industry capacity and consumer confidence [5] - The current wave of bankruptcies is becoming a normalized economic adjustment mechanism rather than a crisis event, subtly undermining the resilience of the U.S. economy through impacts on employment stability and community business vitality [5]