Group 1 - The Thai Baht is expected to continue appreciating this quarter due to easing trade tensions and renewed interest from foreign investors in local stocks [1] - Malaysia Bank predicts the Baht will strengthen to 31.5 Baht per USD by year-end, while Bank of America forecasts it will reach 31.0 Baht per USD, a level not seen since March 2021 [1] - The Baht has become the best-performing currency in Asia this quarter, supported by a tariff agreement with Washington that improves Thailand's export outlook [1] Group 2 - Domestic political concerns have eased, and expectations of another interest rate cut by the Bank of Thailand may support capital inflows, bringing the Thai stock market closer to a bull market [1] - Local stocks have rebounded over 18% since their low in June, making the benchmark SET index one of the best-performing indices globally this quarter [1] - The reduction of tariffs on Thai goods from 36% to 19% by US President Donald Trump has improved Thailand's export prospects, prompting the Finance Ministry to raise its growth forecast by increasing estimates for foreign goods exports [1]

1. Report Industry Investment Rating There is no information provided regarding the report industry investment rating in the given content. 2. Core Viewpoints of the Report - The Guosheng Fundamental High - Frequency Index was 127.0 points (previous value: 126.9 points), with a week - on - week increase of 5.4 points (previous increase: 5.3 points), and the year - on - year growth rate expanded. The long - short signal factor for interest - rate bonds was 4.7% (previous value: 4.6%) [1][9]. - In terms of production, the industrial production high - frequency index was 126.3 (previous value: 126.2), with a week - on - week increase of 5.0 points (previous increase: 5.0 points), and the year - on - year growth rate remained unchanged [1][9]. - Regarding total demand, the high - frequency index for commercial housing sales was 43.4 (previous value: 43.6), with a week - on - week decrease of 6.4 points (previous decrease: 6.4 points), and the year - on - year decline rate remained unchanged; the high - frequency index for infrastructure investment was 120.1 (previous value: 120.0), with a week - on - week increase of 4.8 points (previous increase: 4.5 points), and the year - on - year growth rate expanded; the high - frequency index for exports was 143.8 (previous value: 143.9), with a week - on - week increase of 3.1 points (previous increase: 3.4 points), and the year - on - year growth rate narrowed; the high - frequency index for consumption was 119.8 (previous value: 119.7), with a week - on - week increase of 2.7 points (previous increase: 2.6 points), and the year - on - year growth rate expanded [1][9]. - In terms of prices, the monthly环比 forecast for CPI was 0.2% (previous value: 0.1%); the monthly环比 forecast for PPI was 0.2% (previous value: 0.2%) [1][9]. - The high - frequency index for inventory was 161.1 (previous value: 161.1), with a week - on - week increase of 9.1 points (previous increase: 9.3 points), and the year - on - year growth rate narrowed. The high - frequency index for transportation was 129.6 (previous value: 129.4), with a week - on - week increase of 9.1 points (previous increase: 9.0 points), and the year - on - year growth rate expanded. The high - frequency index for financing was 233.9 (previous value: 233.3), with a week - on - week increase of 29.7 points (previous increase: 29.7 points), and the year - on - year growth rate remained unchanged [2][10]. 3. Summaries According to Relevant Catalogs Total Index: Fundamental High - Frequency Index Stable - Based on the report "Fundamental High - Frequency Data - An Effective Tool for Taking the Lead in Bond Market Investment" published on September 5, 2023, a high - frequency data system covering overall, production, demand, prices, and financing was constructed, and the Guosheng Fixed - Income Fundamental High - Frequency Index and its sub - items were developed [8]. - During August 4 - 8, 2025, the Guosheng Fundamental High - Frequency Index was 127.0 points, with a year - on - year increase of 5.4 points and an expanding growth rate [1][9]. Production: PTA Operating Rate Declined Significantly - The electric furnace operating rate was 63.5% (previous value: 62.8%); the polyester operating rate was 86.2% (previous value: 86.8%); the semi - tire operating rate was 74.4% (previous value: 74.5%); the full - tire operating rate was 61.0% (previous value: 61.1%); the PTA operating rate was 75.9% (previous value: 79.7%); the PX operating rate was 82.4% (previous value: 82.4%); the coal dispatch at Qinhuangdao Port was 38.0 tons (previous value: 47.5 tons) [11][13]. Real Estate Sales: Transaction Land Premium Rate Declined - The commercial housing transaction area in 30 large - and medium - sized cities was 17.9 square meters (previous value: 24.4 square meters); the transaction land premium rate in 100 large - and medium - sized cities was 3.6% (previous value: 9.0%) [22]. Infrastructure Investment: Petroleum Asphalt Operating Rate Declined - The operating rate of petroleum asphalt plants was 31.7% (previous value: 33.1%) [32]. Exports: Export Container Freight Rate Index Continued to Decline - The CCFI index was 1201 points (previous value: 1232 points); the RJ/CRB index was 293.6 points (previous value: 301.9 points) [39]. Consumption: Daily Average Movie Box Office Continued to Rise - The daily average movie box office was 24,143 yuan (previous value: 23,068 yuan) [52]. CPI: Vegetable Wholesale Prices Continued to Rise - The average wholesale price of pork was 20.4 yuan/kg (previous value: 20.5 yuan/kg); the average wholesale price of 28 key - monitored vegetables was 4.6 yuan/kg (previous value: 4.4 yuan/kg); the average wholesale price of 7 key - monitored fruits was 7.0 yuan/kg (previous value: 7.1 yuan/kg); the average wholesale price of white - striped chickens was 17.4 yuan/kg (previous value: 17.2 yuan/kg) [59]. PPI: Steam Coal Price Continued to Rise - The ex - works price of steam coal (produced in Shanxi) at Qinhuangdao Port was 674 yuan/ton (previous value: 658 yuan/ton); the futures settlement price of Brent crude oil was 67 US dollars/barrel (previous value: 72 US dollars/barrel); the spot settlement price of LME copper was 9613 US dollars/ton (previous value: 9672 US dollars/ton); the spot settlement price of LME aluminum was 2592 US dollars/ton (previous value: 2596 US dollars/ton) [65]. Transportation: Passenger Volume Remained Stable Overall - The subway passenger volume in first - tier cities was 3886 person - times (previous value: 3902 person - times); the road logistics freight rate index was 1050 points (previous value: 1050 points); the number of domestic flights was 14,580 (previous value: 14,562) [77]. Inventory: Electrolytic Aluminum Inventory Increased - The electrolytic aluminum inventory was 19.7 tons (previous value: 18.1 tons); the soda ash inventory was 185.8 tons (previous value: 179.0 tons) [85]. Financing: Local Government Bond Financing Continued to Decline - The net financing of local government bonds was 828 billion yuan (previous value: 2425 billion yuan); the net financing of credit bonds was 1973 billion yuan (previous value: 134 billion yuan); the 6M national - share bank acceptance bill transfer discount rate was 0.7% (previous value: 0.55%); the average value of the bill rate minus the certificate of deposit rate was - 0.9% (previous value: - 1.09%) [93].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the resilience of China's capital goods exports amid global geopolitical risks and the potential impact of the 232 tariffs and ASEAN export restrictions on future export performance [1][2][3]. Export Performance - In July, China's export growth was slightly better than expected, with a year-on-year increase of 7.2% in dollar terms, up from 5.9% in the previous month [9]. - The export growth to ASEAN and Latin America showed significant improvement, recording increases of 16.6% and 7.7% respectively, likely due to preemptive shipments ahead of the August tariff implementation [9]. - Exports to the U.S. saw a decline of 21.7%, while exports to the EU and other regions rebounded, with growth rates of 9.2% and 19.3% respectively [9]. Risks and Future Outlook - The article highlights that exports are expected to moderate, primarily due to the impact of the 232 tariffs and regulatory scrutiny on transshipments [2]. - The key risks include the potential for additional tariffs on exempt products and the enforcement of stricter transshipment regulations by Vietnam and other Southeast Asian countries [2]. - The article suggests that the export of capital goods may exhibit medium-term resilience, driven by global trends of industrial backup and capacity transfer to emerging markets due to geopolitical tensions [3].

Group 1: Economic Overview - In Q2 2025, China's economy exhibits a dual characteristic of structural adjustment and growth resilience amid complex internal and external environments [1] - The global trade environment is undergoing significant changes, with the escalation of the US-China tariff war being a major external variable affecting China's economy [2][3] Group 2: Tariff Impact - Since late 2024, US tariffs on China have increased from an initial 20% to a peak, affecting a wide range of products including steel, aluminum, and high-tech items [2] - Despite some tariff reductions following negotiations, the overall tariff levels remain high, creating uncertainty in trade [2] - China's export growth to the US has shown volatility, while exports to ASEAN, Latin America, and Africa have increased, with ASEAN's share nearing 30% in Q2 2025, up approximately 8 percentage points since 2018 [2] Group 3: Domestic Policy Adjustments - Since September 2024, domestic policies have shifted towards a "three arrows" approach focusing on structural rebalancing, fiscal support, and monetary coordination [4] - A significant local government debt replacement plan of 10 trillion yuan has been initiated to alleviate fiscal pressures, alongside an increase in the budget deficit rate to 4% for 2025 [4] - Consumption support measures are expected to reach 40-60 billion yuan in 2025, aimed at boosting market confidence [4] Group 4: Economic Structure Transformation - The economic structure is transitioning from investment-driven growth to innovation and consumption-led growth, with a focus on high-tech sectors such as AI and renewable energy [6] - The government has established a 60 billion yuan AI industry fund, with local governments also creating funds to support advanced manufacturing [6] - Retail sales are recovering, with service consumption growing faster than goods consumption, and online retail penetration nearing 28% of total retail sales [6] Group 5: Real Estate Market Dynamics - The real estate market is undergoing a deep adjustment, with investment growth slowing but market structure improving, focusing on affordable housing and urban renewal [7] - Long-term, the role of real estate in economic growth is expected to diminish as urbanization matures and demographic changes occur [7] Group 6: Long-term Trends and Challenges - China's economy is transitioning from high-speed growth to high-quality development, facing challenges such as aging population and labor supply changes [8] - Debt levels among local governments and enterprises remain a concern, but domestic ownership of debt and high savings rates provide a buffer [8] - The US-China relationship and global supply chain adjustments will continue to influence economic operations, with opportunities arising from cooperation in areas like renewable energy [8]

Economic Indicators - The weekly ECI supply index is at 50.07%, down 0.03 percentage points from last week, while the demand index is at 49.92%, down 0.01 percentage points[1] - In July, the ECI supply index averaged 50.11%, down 0.05 percentage points from June, and the demand index averaged 49.92%, down 0.01 percentage points[1] - The real estate market saw a 18.6% year-on-year decline in sales area for new homes in 30 major cities, totaling 6.49 million square meters in July[1] Bond Market and Tax Adjustments - The ELI index is at -0.72%, up 0.09 percentage points from last week, indicating a slight recovery in liquidity for the real economy[1] - The adjustment of the bond value-added tax may lead to increased allocation of funds to non-financial corporate bonds and other real economy assets[1] - The People's Bank of China plans to expand the issuance of technology innovation bonds in the third quarter, focusing on structural monetary policy tools[1] Market Trends and Risks - The export index remains resilient, with port cargo throughput maintaining high levels, although there are concerns about the impact of new tariffs on re-export trade[1] - The report highlights risks including uncertainties in U.S. tariff policies and the sustainability of improvements in the real estate market[1]

Economic Indicators - The weekly ECI supply index is at 50.07%, down 0.03 percentage points from last week, while the demand index is at 49.92%, down 0.01 percentage points[6] - The monthly ECI supply index for July is at 50.11%, down 0.05 percentage points from June, and the demand index is at 49.92%, down 0.01 percentage points[7] - In July, the sales area of commercial housing in 30 major cities recorded 6.49 million square meters, a year-on-year decline of 18.6%, widening from June's 8.4%[6] Bond Market and Tax Adjustments - The ELI index as of August 3, 2025, is -0.72%, up 0.09 percentage points from last week, indicating a slight recovery in liquidity for the real economy[10] - The adjustment of the bond value-added tax may lead to increased allocation of funds to non-financial corporate bonds and other real economy assets[12] - The People's Bank of China plans to expand the issuance of technology innovation bonds, which may compress the yield spread of direct financing tools for the real economy[12] Industrial Production and Consumption - The operating rate for full steel tires is 61.08%, down 3.94 percentage points from the previous week, while the operating rate for semi-steel tires is 74.45%, down 1.42 percentage points[15] - The average daily sales of passenger cars for the week ending July 27 is 66,611 units, a year-on-year increase of 1,244 units, with total retail sales for July at 1.445 million units, up 9.0% year-on-year[20] Export and Inflation Trends - The export container freight index for Shanghai is at 1,550.74 points, down 41.85 points from the previous week, indicating a decline in export shipping costs[31] - The average wholesale price of pork is 20.55 yuan/kg, down 0.17 yuan/kg from the previous week, while the price of 28 monitored vegetables is 4.42 yuan/kg, up 0.03 yuan/kg[36]

Core Insights - Jordan's export variety and value have significantly increased over the past five years, indicating a positive trend in the country's trade performance [1] Summary by Categories - **Export Variety Growth**: The number of products exported by Jordan that exceed 1 million Jordanian Dinars has increased from 455 to 754 [1] - **High-Value Exports**: The number of products exported that exceed 10 million Jordanian Dinars has risen from 66 to 121 [1] - **Significant Export Categories**: The number of products exceeding 50 million Jordanian Dinars has grown from 13 to 25, while those exceeding 100 million Jordanian Dinars increased from 7 to 10 [1]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the resilience and challenges of the Chinese economy in the second half of the year, emphasizing the need for proactive policies to address potential downturns and maintain stability [2][13]. Group 1: Real Estate Market - The real estate market has likely passed its most dangerous phase, with a soft landing expected, despite concerns about its impact on the macro economy [3][5]. - The contribution of real estate to GDP has significantly decreased, projected to be around 13 trillion yuan, or 9.6% of GDP in 2024, down from approximately 14.5% in previous years [3]. - The "gray rhino" effect, particularly regarding debt repayment issues faced by companies like Vanke, has not worsened as anticipated, with liquidity issues being managed through asset disposal rather than relying solely on sales [4][5]. Group 2: Export Challenges - Exports are expected to face challenges in the second half, but fears of a drastic decline may underestimate China's export resilience and overestimate the "export rush" effect [6][7]. - The "export rush" phenomenon contributed an estimated 3-10 percentage points to the 7.2% year-on-year export growth in the first half, but its overall impact may be less significant than previously thought [6]. - The potential for a "cliff-like" drop in exports is unlikely, as negotiations regarding tariffs and trade with the U.S. have shown some signs of resolution, and there is growth potential in exports to regions like Latin America and ASEAN [7]. Group 3: Consumption Policies - Expanding consumption is a strategic focus, with ongoing policies expected to support a trend towards increased consumer spending [8][10]. - The "old-for-new" policy has shown positive results, driving sales of approximately 1.1 trillion yuan and boosting retail sales growth by nearly 2 percentage points [9]. - The remaining fiscal funds for consumption policies are projected to leverage around 1.1 trillion yuan in sales, with a broader range of policies aimed at enhancing consumer spending capacity and addressing supply constraints [9][10]. Group 4: Price Effects and Economic Stability - Addressing low price effects is a core focus of current policies, with attention on macro debt rates, profit margins, and cost trends [11]. - Despite some improvements in technology and industry upgrades, profit levels have not improved sufficiently, leading to concerns about the "involution" issue affecting pricing [11]. - The negative growth of the GDP deflator index highlights the need for macro policy responses to prevent accelerated economic contraction [11][12].

Core Viewpoint - Singapore's strong export performance in June is unlikely to continue in the second half of the year due to expected weak global demand [1] Group 1: Economic Outlook - CGS International economists indicate that Singapore, as a trade-dependent economy, is particularly vulnerable to external shocks [1] - The report highlights that exports may be indirectly affected by tariff uncertainties from major trading partners [1] Group 2: Sector-Specific Impacts - Tariffs targeting specific industries could further hinder non-oil domestic exports [1] - The institution maintains its forecast for a 3.3% growth in non-oil domestic exports for Singapore in 2025 [1]

Investment Rating - The report maintains a positive outlook on the A-share market, suggesting potential for a breakthrough of last year's high points in the second half of the year, driven by favorable policies and low valuations [1][5]. Core Insights - The report highlights a significant decline in GDP by 1.3% year-on-year in Q2, marking the ninth consecutive quarter of negative growth, primarily due to a downturn in the construction sector and reduced export contributions, while investment and consumption showed some improvement [1][3]. - A strong performance in the A-share market is noted, attributed to market sentiment and liquidity, with a recommendation to adopt a dual strategy of retaining dividend assets and strategically positioning in sectors like AI computing, innovative pharmaceuticals, military industry, and non-ferrous metals [1][6]. - Financial data for June indicates a recovery in credit demand, with social financing and loans exceeding expectations, reflecting improved corporate cash flow and consumer risk appetite [11][13]. Economic Performance - In June, the total retail sales of consumer goods grew by 4.8% year-on-year, with a slowdown in growth rate compared to previous months, influenced by e-commerce promotional activities [2][21]. - The report notes a mixed performance in the real estate market, with a 2% year-on-year decline in the second-hand housing market, indicating ongoing pressure on housing prices and a potential for policy intervention [1][18][20]. Sector Analysis - The report identifies AI computing, innovative pharmaceuticals, military industry, and non-ferrous metals as sectors with promising growth prospects and investment value, likely to benefit from economic recovery [1][6]. - The commodity market shows a varied performance, with energy sectors like crude oil and natural gas experiencing growth, while agricultural products like soybean meal face downward pressure [8][9]. Financial Market Outlook - The bond market is viewed positively, with expectations of a downward adjustment in benchmark interest rates, potentially leading to lower yields on government bonds [7]. - The report emphasizes the importance of monitoring policy-driven financial tools and real estate stimulus measures as key factors influencing future financial data trends [17].