Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article is the release of the "Measurement Support Action Plan for the Development of New Quality Productivity in Industries (2025-2030)" by the State Administration for Market Regulation and the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, focusing on key measurement technology research and application in industries such as new energy and new materials [1][2] Group 2 - In the new energy sector, the plan emphasizes measurement needs related to solar, wind, nuclear, hydrogen, marine, biomass, and geothermal energy, including research on key core technology equipment, energy production and storage infrastructure, and measurement technologies for carbon capture and emissions [1] - The plan outlines the establishment of a measurement support project database to collect project needs nationwide, select key projects, and develop specific project advancement plans, ensuring effective collaboration and supervision [2] Group 3 - In the new materials sector, the plan focuses on measurement testing needs for inorganic non-metallic materials, high-performance fibers, advanced semiconductor materials, and new display materials, aiming to improve quality stability and reduce production costs [2] - The plan calls for the development of specialized measurement testing equipment and methods, as well as the establishment of public measurement service platforms to enhance the connection between measurement, product standards, and testing technologies [2]

Core Viewpoint - The article introduces a comprehensive index map that includes various commonly used stock indices, their codes, selection rules, industry distribution, average and median market capitalization of constituent stocks, and the number of constituent stocks, which will be regularly updated for easy reference [1][2]. Group 1: Types of Indices - The index map includes several categories of stock indices: broad-based indices, strategy indices, industry indices, thematic indices, and overseas indices [4][8]. Group 2: Broad-based Indices - Examples of broad-based indices include: - CSI 300 (000300.SH): Comprises 300 large-cap stocks from the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges, with an average market cap of 1,888.48 billion and a median of 907.96 billion [5]. - CSI 500 (000905.SH): Includes 500 stocks ranked 301-800 by market cap, with an average market cap of 279.59 billion and a median of 259.32 billion [5]. - CSI 800 (000906.SH): Covers 800 stocks, with an average market cap of 882.92 billion and a median of 340.58 billion [5]. Group 3: Strategy Indices - Strategy indices focus on specific investment strategies, such as: - CSI Dividend (000922.CSI): Selects 100 stocks with high dividend yields and stable dividends, with an average market cap of 1,970.77 billion [6]. - Shanghai Dividend (000015.SH): Comprises 50 stocks with high dividend yields from the Shanghai Stock Exchange, with an average market cap of 2,828.36 billion [6]. - Shenzhen Dividend (399324.SZ): Includes 40 stocks with stable dividend histories and high dividend ratios, with an average market cap of 984.44 billion [6]. Group 4: Industry Indices - Industry indices represent specific sectors, such as: - CSI Medical (930641.CSI): Selects stocks involved in traditional Chinese medicine production and sales, with an average market cap of 151.90 billion [7]. - CSI Real Estate (399393.SZ): Comprises 50 stocks from the real estate sector with significant market capitalization and liquidity, with an average market cap of 189.85 billion [7]. Group 5: Thematic Indices - Thematic indices focus on specific investment themes, such as: - CSI Consumer (000932.SH): Selects major consumer industry stocks from the CSI 800 index, with an average market cap of 1,155.60 billion [7]. - CSI Innovation (931152.CSI): Includes up to 50 representative companies involved in innovative drug research, with an average market cap of 485.93 billion [7].

- Model Name: CSI 500 Enhanced Portfolio; Model Construction Idea: The model aims to outperform the CSI 500 index by selecting stocks with higher expected returns based on quantitative strategies[2][58] - Model Construction Process: The model uses a quantitative strategy to select stocks from the CSI 500 index. The portfolio's performance is evaluated based on its excess return over the CSI 500 index. The specific construction process involves selecting stocks with higher expected returns and adjusting the portfolio weights accordingly[58][61] - Model Evaluation: The model has shown a significant excess return over the CSI 500 index, indicating its effectiveness in enhancing returns[58][61] - Model Name: CSI 300 Enhanced Portfolio; Model Construction Idea: The model aims to outperform the CSI 300 index by selecting stocks with higher expected returns based on quantitative strategies[2][65] - Model Construction Process: The model uses a quantitative strategy to select stocks from the CSI 300 index. The portfolio's performance is evaluated based on its excess return over the CSI 300 index. The specific construction process involves selecting stocks with higher expected returns and adjusting the portfolio weights accordingly[65][66] - Model Evaluation: The model has shown a significant excess return over the CSI 300 index, indicating its effectiveness in enhancing returns[65][66] - Factor Name: Value Factor; Factor Construction Idea: The value factor aims to capture the excess returns of stocks that are undervalued relative to their fundamentals[2][70] - Factor Construction Process: The value factor is constructed by ranking stocks based on their valuation ratios, such as price-to-book (P/B) and price-to-earnings (P/E) ratios. Stocks with lower valuation ratios are considered undervalued and are given higher weights in the factor portfolio[70][76] - Factor Evaluation: The value factor has shown high excess returns, indicating its effectiveness in capturing the returns of undervalued stocks[70][76] - Factor Name: Residual Volatility Factor; Factor Construction Idea: The residual volatility factor aims to capture the excess returns of stocks with lower idiosyncratic risk[2][70] - Factor Construction Process: The residual volatility factor is constructed by ranking stocks based on their residual volatility, which is the volatility of the stock's returns unexplained by market movements. Stocks with lower residual volatility are given higher weights in the factor portfolio[70][76] - Factor Evaluation: The residual volatility factor has shown high excess returns, indicating its effectiveness in capturing the returns of low-risk stocks[70][76] - Factor Name: Non-linear Size Factor; Factor Construction Idea: The non-linear size factor aims to capture the excess returns of stocks with specific size characteristics that are not linearly related to market capitalization[2][70] - Factor Construction Process: The non-linear size factor is constructed by ranking stocks based on their non-linear size characteristics, which may include measures such as the square or cube of market capitalization. Stocks with specific size characteristics are given higher weights in the factor portfolio[70][76] - Factor Evaluation: The non-linear size factor has shown significant negative excess returns, indicating its ineffectiveness in capturing the returns of stocks with specific size characteristics[70][76] Model Backtest Results - CSI 500 Enhanced Portfolio, Excess Return: 46.94%, Maximum Drawdown: -4.99%[58][61] - CSI 300 Enhanced Portfolio, Excess Return: 31.61%, Maximum Drawdown: -5.86%[65][66] Factor Backtest Results - Value Factor, Excess Return: High[70][76] - Residual Volatility Factor, Excess Return: High[70][76] - Non-linear Size Factor, Excess Return: Significant Negative[70][76]

Economic Negotiations Progress - The UK and US have reached a limited trade agreement covering automotive (10% tariff) and aerospace (duty-free) sectors, but steel and pharmaceutical tariffs remain unresolved [1] - Canada has restarted negotiations with the US after canceling the digital services tax on June 30, aiming to reach an agreement by July 21, while previously imposing a 50% tariff on over-quota steel without further adjustments mentioned [1] - The EU is willing to accept a 10% universal tariff but seeks quotas and exemptions for automotive and steel products, along with lower tax rates for critical industries like pharmaceuticals and semiconductors, while insisting on digital sovereignty not being negotiable [1] - Japan faces a key obstacle with a 25% automotive tariff, with the Japanese side prepared for potential delays in negotiations, while Trump hinted at unilaterally imposing a 30%-35% tariff and threatening to issue a warning to Japan [1] - South Korea proposed a "comprehensive solution" including exemptions for automotive and steel tariffs, but the US remains cautious, with South Korea requesting an extension for negotiations, expected to be decided by July 8 [1] India-US Negotiation Stalemate - The negotiations between India and the US are currently stalled, with India seeking the removal of reciprocal tariffs and concessions on steel and automotive tariffs, while maintaining agriculture as a "red line"; the US desires further reductions in tariffs on agricultural products, automobiles, and alcoholic beverages [2] US Position and Actions - The US Agriculture Secretary indicated that Trump may exempt tariffs on agricultural products that are difficult to grow domestically, such as cocoa beans or coffee [3] - A "final ultimatum" has been issued, warning that if negotiations fail, tariffs could revert to a maximum of 50% by July 9, with Trump stating he does not plan to extend the negotiation deadline [3] - The US is adjusting its negotiation strategy by seeking to narrow the scope of trade agreements, allowing countries that agree to these limited agreements to avoid harsher reciprocal tariffs, while still imposing the existing 10% basic tariff; reports suggest that the US will prioritize negotiations with India before addressing issues with Japan [3]

Group 1 - UBS forecasts a 6% year-on-year growth in EPS for the CSI 300 A-shares by 2025, assuming current US-China tariffs remain unchanged [1] - A-shares are expected to experience limited downside with potential upward catalysts from policy changes, long-term capital inflows, and structural reforms [1] - The "national team" may increase holdings to stabilize the market in extreme scenarios [1] Group 2 - UBS analyzed five categories of capital flows and their potential impact on market styles amid macroeconomic uncertainties [2] - Central Huijin, representing the "national team," significantly entered the market during corrections, with 70% of its investments flowing into the CSI 300 ETF in 2024 [2] - Long-term investors and insurance companies favor high-dividend stocks and bank shares, creating a synergistic effect with Central Huijin [2] - Retail and short-term investors, along with quantitative funds, are expected to drive small-cap stocks to outperform large-cap stocks [2] - Public funds are facing sluggish issuance, negatively impacting growth sectors dominated by public funds [2] - Southbound capital is anticipated to continue flowing into new economy sectors, albeit at a slightly slower pace [2] Group 3 - UBS outlines five scenarios for industry preferences and investment themes [3] - Export-oriented industries, domestic consumption, and high-dividend sectors are highlighted across various scenarios, with a focus on technology and AI [6] - Easing trade tensions could benefit export-oriented sectors and boost high-beta industries, while defensive and high-dividend stocks may attract more investor interest under adverse conditions [6] - Strong policy stimulus is expected to benefit the consumption and real estate sectors the most, while moderate policy efforts may lead to inflows into service industries and AI themes [6] Group 4 - A list of recommended stocks includes PetroChina, Yangtze Power, and others, with respective price targets and upside potential [7] - PetroChina has a market cap of 165.08 billion RMB, with a target price of 11.80 RMB, indicating a 31% upside [7] - NAURA Technology shows a significant upside potential of 37% with a target price of 566.50 RMB [7] - Tuopu has the highest upside potential at 75%, with a target price of 81.00 RMB [7]

Insurance Sector - The insurance sector showed positive performance with notable increases in stock prices for major companies: China Life Insurance (+1.37%), China Pacific Insurance (+1.55%), and Ping An Insurance (+0.77%) [3] - Market capitalizations for key players are as follows: China Life Insurance at 377.23 billion, China Pacific Insurance at 347.78 billion, and Ping An Insurance at 999.38 billion [3] Alcohol Industry - The alcohol sector experienced declines, with Kweichow Moutai down by 1.28%, Wuliangye down by 0.58%, and Shanxi Fenjiu down by 1.32% [3] - Market capitalizations in this sector include: Kweichow Moutai at 1848.48 billion, Wuliangye at 213.21 billion, and Shanxi Fenjiu at 477.87 billion [3] Semiconductor Sector - The semiconductor industry had mixed results, with North China HuaChuang down by 2.89%, Cambrian Technology up by 1.30%, and Haiguang Information up by 0.49% [3] - Market capitalizations are: North China HuaChuang at 216.19 billion, Cambrian Technology at 253.81 billion, and Haiguang Information at 316.48 billion [3] Automotive Sector - The automotive sector saw declines, with BYD down by 1.57% and Great Wall Motors down by 0.52% [3] - Market capitalizations include: BYD at 189.59 billion, Great Wall Motors at 1082.82 billion, and Shanghai-Kunming High-Speed Railway at 278.39 billion [3] Shipping and Oil Sector - The shipping and oil sectors had mixed performance, with Sinopec up by 0.23% and COSCO Shipping unchanged [3] - Market capitalizations are: Sinopec at 711.71 billion, COSCO Shipping at 1623.40 billion, and China Baijiu at 246.29 billion [3] Coal and Battery Sector - The coal sector saw slight declines, with China Shenhua down by 0.24% and Shaanxi Coal and Chemical Industry down by 1.06% [3] - Market capitalizations include: China Shenhua at 191.48 billion, Shaanxi Coal at 78.04 billion, and CATL at 1139.42 billion [3] Food and Beverage Sector - The food and beverage sector had mixed results, with Haitian Flavor Industry down by 1.15% while other companies showed slight changes [4] - Market capitalizations are: Haitian Flavor Industry at 326.33 billion, Citic Securities at 393.19 billion, and Guotai Junan at 229.38 billion [4] Electronics and Pharmaceutical Sector - The electronics sector showed slight increases, with Luxshare Precision up by 1.35% while other companies had minor changes [4] - Market capitalizations include: Luxshare Precision at 366.17 billion, Heng Rui Medicine at 413.06 billion, and Industrial Fulian at 231.39 billion [4] Logistics and Medical Equipment Sector - The logistics sector had slight increases, with SF Holding down by 0.10% while Mindray Medical up by 2.30% [4] - Market capitalizations are: Mindray Medical at 239.55 billion, SF Holding at 171.21 billion, and Wanhua Chemical at 287.45 billion [4] Communication and Construction Sector - The communication sector saw increases, with China Unicom up by 3.59% while China Railway Construction had minor changes [4] - Market capitalizations include: China Unicom at 164.45 billion, China Railway at 236.35 billion, and State Grid at 191.69 billion [4]

Core Insights - The report highlights the growth in employment and average salaries within listed companies in China, indicating a positive trend in the job market post-pandemic [1][10]. Employment Growth - The total number of employees in listed companies in China exceeded 25 million in 2024, showing a continuous increase since the pandemic [1]. - The average monthly salary for employees in these companies is approximately 10,800 yuan [1]. Industry Employment Distribution - The financial, automotive, construction, real estate, and consumer electronics sectors are the largest employers, accounting for 36.2% of the total employment in listed companies [1]. - State-owned banks employ the most individuals, with 1.655 million employees, representing 6.5% of total employment [1]. - The passenger vehicle sector has seen significant growth, with an employee count of 1.409 million, reflecting a 21.3% increase [1][2]. Sector-Specific Employment Trends - The automotive and consumer electronics industries have contributed significantly to new job creation, with the passenger vehicle sector alone adding 248,000 jobs, which is 38% of the total increase across all industries [2][3]. - Export-related industries have also shown consistent growth, with the export scale surpassing 25 trillion yuan in 2024, marking a 7.1% year-on-year increase [3]. Declining Employment Sectors - The insurance and real estate development sectors have experienced a decline in employee numbers, with retail and real estate being the most affected [4][5]. - The general retail sector's employee count has fallen to below 70% of its 2019 levels [5]. Salary Trends - Industries such as telecommunications services, chemical products, and automotive services have seen significant increases in average monthly salaries, with growth rates of 14.9%, 11.0%, and 9.6% respectively [7]. - Conversely, sectors like tourism retail, photovoltaic equipment, and securities have experienced notable salary declines, with reductions of 16.7%, 12.2%, and 9.6% [8]. Market Demand Indicators - Industries such as engineering machinery, bioproducts, and semiconductors are experiencing strong demand, as indicated by the growth in employee numbers and average salaries [9].

Market Overview - On June 6, the A-share market experienced slight fluctuations, with the Shanghai Composite Index facing resistance around 3390 points[2] - The total trading volume for both markets was 11,774 billion yuan, above the median of the past three years[3] - The average P/E ratios for the Shanghai Composite and ChiNext indices were 13.86 times and 36.87 times, respectively, indicating a suitable environment for medium to long-term investments[3] Sector Performance - Strong performers included communication services, mining, non-ferrous metals, and semiconductors, while jewelry, beauty care, food and beverage, and medical services lagged[3] - Over 50% of stocks in the two markets saw gains, with non-ferrous metals, mining, and communication services leading the way[8] Economic Indicators - China's economy continues to show moderate recovery, driven by consumption and investment, with service consumption rebounding strongly[3] - In April, profits of industrial enterprises above designated size increased by 3.0% year-on-year, marking a positive shift in the rolling three-month growth rate[3] Policy Impact - Recent monetary policies, including interest rate cuts and structural tools, aim to support technological innovation, inclusive finance, and consumption, enhancing market liquidity confidence[3] - The inflation index shows signs of moderate recovery, with corporate profit expectations improving marginally[3] Investment Recommendations - Short-term investment opportunities are suggested in communication services, semiconductors, non-ferrous metals, and engineering construction sectors[3] - Investors are advised to closely monitor policy changes, funding conditions, and external market fluctuations[3]

Core Viewpoint - Chao Xi Capital has successfully completed the first closing of its second RMB main fund with a scale of 700 million yuan, following the previous fund's over 900 million yuan fundraising, indicating a steady improvement in institutional management scale and capability [1] Fundraising and LP Composition - The second fund maintains a high level of industrial and market-oriented characteristics, with nearly 60% of the LPs being industrial LPs, supported by leading mother funds, state-owned investment platforms, and financial institutions; the re-investment rate of old LPs is approximately 50% [1] - Key cornerstone investors include Suzhou Fund, with industrial LPs such as Maiwei Co., Artis, and Zhengtai Electric, along with new notable investment platforms like Zhongfang Consortium, Dongwu Venture Capital, and CITIC Capital [1] Investment Focus and Strategy - The second main fund will focus on two major sectors: energy and technology, covering the entire industrial chain from new materials, high-end equipment, terminal products, to innovative services and application scenarios, aiming to cultivate future leading enterprises with strong technological innovation and industrialization capabilities [1][2] - The investment strategy is based on a dual perspective of energy and technology, assessing market demand, breakthrough innovations, and industrial application points, while also considering the investment cycle and the growth stages of enterprises [2] Company Background and Achievements - Since its establishment in 2015, Chao Xi has adhered to an "industry-based" philosophy, focusing on global energy and technology sector investments, managing assets totaling 7 billion yuan, and investing in over 40 companies across various industrial chain segments [3] - The company has nurtured 5 unicorns and 12 potential unicorns, with 27 companies recognized as "specialized, refined, distinctive, and innovative" or as national high-tech enterprises [3] Ecosystem Development - The founder and chairman, Liu Jie, emphasized the creation of a pyramid industrial ecosystem, supported by numerous industrial groups as LPs and partner companies, which has been strengthened by the establishment of an industrial support center to integrate resources and foster collaboration [4][5]

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